Bitcoin bug allowed miners to run code on other people’s nodes
A Bitcoin Core validation bug could have let miners remotely crash and execute operations on other people’s full nodes.
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A Bitcoin Core validation bug could have let miners remotely crash and execute operations on other people’s full nodes.
Read more (3 min) →Senior Bitcoin developers have promoted TheCharlatan, aka "sedited," to Trusted Key holder with GitHub Commit access to Core’s master branch.
Bitcoin developers overlooked a major bug in Core v30 that could have led to catastrophic loss of BTC for full node wallet users.
Members of the Bitcoin community have made lighthearted attempts to de-anonymize Dathon Ohm, the author of the BIP 444 soft fork proposal.
GitHub is a centralized forum and code repository that gives Microsoft substantial control over time-sensitive Bitcoin matters.
Bitcoin’s OP_RETURN War continues to escalate, with a round-the-clock stream of divisive rhetoric from Knots and Core v30 proponents.
Bitcoin Mechanic claims that a likely outcome of the Core v30 increase is a forced shutdown of hosted nodes and cloud infrastructure.
A Bitcoin Core developer was quick to celebrate news about an alleged sybil attack responsible for up to 1,758 Knots nodes.
This surprising warning from Cøbra, one of Bitcoin’s most loyal supporters, highlights the escalating tension over arbitrary data storage.
BitMEX Research has invented a new method for storing spam data in Bitcoin transactions wholly outside of the popular OP_RETURN tool.