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Results for Bitcoin Core, Core

6 stories, newest first

A Bitcoin Core validation bug could have let miners remotely crash and execute operations on other people’s full nodes.

BitMEX Research has invented a new method for storing spam data in Bitcoin transactions wholly outside of the popular OP_RETURN tool.

Prominent Bitcoin Core developers and influencers were laughing while describing a denial of service (DoS) attack against Knots nodes.

The OP_RETURN war has degraded into childish rhetorical tactics, with Bitcoin Core devs laughing at Knots node operators.

Bitcoin mining pool operators achieved a dramatic reduction in minimum fees yet inadvertently shot themselves in the foot.

Bitcoin Core developers have been working on patching a pesky bug affecting full node software operators called the disk fill attack.