Blockchain security firm CertiK has raised concerns about a potential vulnerability in Telegram's Desktop applications, warning users of possible malicious attacks. Despite Telegram's denial of the vulnerability, CertiK claims that the desktop app's media processing feature contains a significant Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability, putting users at risk through media files like images or videos. While the mobile app is unaffected, CertiK demonstrated an RCE attack on Telegram's Windows desktop version. Users are advised to review their settings and disable auto-downloads as a precaution. Telegram has since addressed the issue with a server-side fix, clarifying that the vulnerability required specific user interactions. The messaging platform, known for its crypto-friendly environment, allows users to communicate, share files, and conduct cryptocurrency transactions. Telegram recently introduced Toncoin (TON) for ad purchases and a revenue-sharing program for channel owners. Read more AI-generated news on: https://app.chaingpt.org/news