Academic stress test uncovers 31 security vulnerabilities across 15 x402 payment gateways
10/05/2026 — 10/05, 06:13·1 sources·1 reports·In the 2026-10-05 briefing
Researchers from EPFL, Zhejiang University, and USENIX Security 2026 have disclosed 31 security vulnerabilities across 15 x402 payment gateways affecting major transaction volumes, prompting urgent security audits by production operators.
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Researchers from EPFL, Zhejiang University, and USENIX Security 2026 uncovered 31 security vulnerabilities across 15 x402 payment gateways, prompting production operators to conduct urgent security audits.
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