Bitcoin Core has disclosed that it fixed 3 vulnerabilities that could slow or knock nodes offline. The bugs were first flagged by an AI-enabled security scan by Project Loupe last Friday, on the 23rd ...

Bitcoin Core developers have released security updates after an AI-powered code scan uncovered three vulnerabilities, including one that could allow attackers ...

Bitcoin Core patches a Medium-severity memory flaw that could crash Windows and macOS nodes, with Linux unaffected and fixes available.

Patched releases went out Oct. 27 and 28, and the advisories followed on Oct. 28 because Core classed all three flaws as "easily discoverable." ...

Bitcoin Core will publish fixes and advisories sooner for easily found bugs. Its three version support window leaves node operators with a new update race.

AI breaks that tradeoff. If a bug can be rediscovered with a trivial LLM scan, hiding it buys nothing, because the flaw is already within reach of anyone holding a chatbot. “For these issues that are ...

Bitcoin Core disclosed three vulnerabilities on Oct. 28 and released fixes in versions 29.5, 30.4, 31.2 and 32.1, including a flaw that lets a malicious peer crash Windows, macOS and BSD nodes.

A Bitcoin Core bug let malicious peers crash Windows and Mac nodes via memory exhaustion. Fixes are out in versions 29.5, 30.4, 31.2 and 32.1.

Bitcoin Core published three security advisories without the usual embargo, citing a policy to fast-track bugs easily discovered via simple LLM prompts.

Bitcoin Core patched three bugs that could crash nodes. Only node operators need to update, and holders' coins were never at risk.

Bitcoin Core fast-tracks security fixes as AI tools expose thousands of potential bugs across 390 Bitcoin projects, changing long-standing disclosure rules.

Bitcoin Core bugs emerge as the Fed holds rates and traders brace for a $12B Bitcoin options expiry on October 30 following FOMC decision.