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) →Bitcoin Knots supporters have argued that a change to an upcoming release of Bitcoin Core could open node operators up to legal attacks.
The accommodation signaled a slight victory for Knots node operators who have protested Core’s easements of OP_RETURN’s datacarriersize.
Bitcoin Treasuries NYC Unconference attendees hoped for a better answer from Michael Saylor about the ongoing Core vs. Knots debate.
Bitcoin Core developers omitted red charts of transaction fees when they cheered a green chart of block reconstruction stats.
Opponents of data storage increases in Bitcoin Core version 30 are warning about the potential for relaying illegal content across 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.