Disclosure of CVE-2024-35202
An attacker could remotely crash a Bitcoin Core node by triggering an assertion in the blocktxn message handling logic.
Published on October 08, 2024
An attacker could remotely crash a Bitcoin Core node by triggering an assertion in the blocktxn message handling logic.
Published on October 08, 2024
The inv-to-send sets could grow too large to a point where the time spent sorting the sets would affect the node’s ability to communicate with its peers.
Published on October 08, 2024
A peer could hinder block propagation by sending mutated blocks.
Published on October 08, 2024
Bitcoin Core 28.0 is now available.
Published on October 02, 2024
An attacker could spam a Bitcoin Core node with low-difficulty headers chains, which could be used to remotely crash it.
Published on September 18, 2024