According to Cointelegraph, CertiK has warned that cryptocurrency trading bots and exchange applications could still be exposed to the eMudhra certificate flaw following recent fixes implemented by Big Tech. The warning stems from the observation that browser-level fixes alone may not fully protect all software environments where these components operate.
The eMudhra certificate issue relates to a vulnerability affecting certificate validation processes used in certain crypto infrastructure. Big Tech released fixes aimed at addressing the flaw in affected systems. However, CertiK notes that these browser-focused corrections do not automatically extend protection to all non‑browser implementations—such as trading bots and exchange backend applications.
As a result, CertiK cautions that some crypto trading bots and exchange applications might continue to rely on the vulnerable certificate handling unless they independently apply corresponding updates or adopt the same validation safeguards used in the browser fixes. The organization recommends that developers and operators verify whether their bot and exchange code incorporates the eMudhra certificate logic and apply relevant patches where applicable.
