The Bitcoin Core project has disclosed two security vulnerabilities that could have affected the stability of the Bitcoin network. The first one, classified as having a high severity level, could have caused an assertion crash of the network via a message spam attack. The second one, with a low severity level, was linked to Miniupnp, a Universal Plug and Play library used by Bitcoin Core, and could cause a node to run out of memory. These two vulnerabilities were already fixed in 2021 with the release of Bitcoin Core v22.0 but were only recently revealed to the public.
Bitcoin Core Discloses Two Security Vulnerabilities
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