Ethereum client Besu has patched five vulnerabilities reported by CertiK. The patches aim to improve the security of the Besu client, which is a widely-used Ethereum implementation.
The vulnerabilities were identified by the blockchain and smart contract security firm CertiK, who worked with the Besu team to develop the necessary patches. The fixes are now available for download on the Besu website.
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