The automobile manufacturer disclosed a bug within the open-source Bitcoin payment wallet and processor BTCPay Server, and in addition it assisted the project’s group patch the flaw.

The electric car and renewables company informed BTCPay’s team regarding the bug after reviewing the project’s GitHub week that is last. It impacts users who boot BTCPay from “Docker Deployment, have a e-mail that is configured and enabled registration for users in Server Settings > Policies,” according up to a post on BTCPay’s GitHub that included a pc software area.

The group composed into the post that more info on the bug would be disclosed in BTCPay’s next major launch.

“We want to thank @teslamotors for filing a disclosure that is accountable helping us with remediation, and handling the problem professionally. We would also like to thank Qaiser Abbas, an web-security that is independent, for an extra accountable vulnerability disclosure that was managed in this launch,” BTCPay’s team wrote in the pc software release repairing the bug.

Read more: BTCPay Appears to Anonymize Bitcoin Transactions With PayJoin Integration BTCPay Server was launched in 2017 by Bitcoin designer Nicola Dorier in response to popular Bitcoin payment processor BitPay’s controversial statements about the 2016 SegWit fork that is soft. Since releasing, BTCPay was integrated being a donations portal for charitable efforts all over the world, including Nigeria and Venezuela.

The wallet is also used by many Bitcoin industry merchants and companies being a real point of sale for online stores.

The business in addition has started accepting bitcoin in return for its services since Elon Musk announced Tesla’s billion-dollar bitcoin holdings. Musk has publicly stated the ongoing company intends to hold all bitcoin they get and never convert it to cash.