2019-3-4 19:34 |
A Monero wallet software bug that could enable fake deposits to exchanges has been recently brought to the public’s attention
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A recently disclosed bug in the privacy-centric cryptocurrency monero (XMR) has compromised user anonymity for the past three years. The bug, which affected the decoy selection process in monero transactions, has been patched in the latest version of the monero…
2023-6-1 15:34 | |
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Users' privacy are no longer guaranteed on privacy-focused cryptocurrency protocol Monero (XMR) due to the presence of a software bug in its decoy selection algorithm. Users Who Spend Monero Faster At More Risk Of Exposure According to a statement made by Monero (XMR), the bug was investigated by software developer Justin Berman.
2021-7-28 20:36 | |
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An investigation by Justin Berman, a software developer interested in the “intersection of finance and cryptography,” has discovered a significant bug in Monero’s wallet code. The Bug in Monero’s Wallet Code In a Twitter thread on July 27, Monero developers said the bug impacted the network’s decoy selection algorithm.
2021-7-28 19:00 | |
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Developers Unveil Massive Monero Bug Revealed on July 3rd by developers on HackerOne, Monero (XMR) was recently subject to a number of security vulnerabilities. One bug in question would have given attackers the ability to.
2019-7-6 18:27 | |
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The Monero (XMR) moderator in Reddit, dEBRUYNE_1, released a post in which he informed that they were able to solve one of the issues that affected some Ledger Monero users. As he explains in this bug, a handful of transactions were erroneously constructed and the wallet couldn’t spot the change. Users believed that their funds […]
2019-4-10 19:00 | |
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Monero seems to be experiencing a bit of a bug problem as on March 4, 2019, the Ledger team warned about the use of the Nano S wallet after user funds were lost. The day before, Monero themselves had warned users about a bug that sends fake deposits to exchanges.
2019-3-7 11:00 | |
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Yesterday we published a video about Monero and the truth behind the ‘burning bug’, a bug within the Monero network that existed as a result of Monero’s automatic coin burning process. To recap: “The burning bug is a bug that could have allowed hackers to drain Monero XMR assets from any exchange or wallet, at a very low cost.
2018-9-27 15:30 | |
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Several exchanges disabled their Monero wallets on Monday, and it has now been revealed that this course of action was due to a critical bug. Although users correctly guessed that this was the case, Monero developers seemed to deny the existence of a bug.
2018-9-27 02:33 | |
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In a post-mortem report released on their website on Tuesday, the developers of Monero say they were able to patch a potentially serious bug that would’ve allowed malicious users to ‘burn’ cryptocurrency exchange deposits.
2018-9-26 11:00 | |
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The Monero “Burning Bug” For the second time in two months, the Monero Network has reportedly been susceptible to a bug that would have brought this privacy cryptocurrency to its knees, so to speak.
2018-9-26 05:30 | |
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Monero developers just publicly disclosed a potentially devastating XMR-burning bug. If exploited, the bug would have allowed attackers to drain Monero from exchange wallets for the cost of a few transaction fees.
2018-9-26 02:03 | |
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Monero developers have disclosed a major bug that could really have been nasty. Until now, attackers could have drained Monero from exchanges (or any organizational wallet), all for the cost of a few transaction fees.
2018-9-25 19:10 | |
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US exchange Coinbase is reportedly exploring possibilities to create a cryptocurrency ETF and we’ve covered the details in The Daily. Also, Bittrex announces fiat pairs for cardano and zcash, Changelly admits requesting KYC documents from clients trading privacy coins like XMR, and Monero developers find another bug.
2018-9-9 17:01 | |
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Monero has dissected the multiple counting bug which may have compromised various services and platforms that have adopted the altcoin. How did the bug work, and how was it fixed? The post Monero Publishes Post-Mortem on Critical Bug appeared first on UNHASHED.
2018-9-6 01:40 | |
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Monero was found to be carrying a bug which allowed theft from digital currency exchanges, according to the researcher who found the security hazard. In order of severity, the bug was ranked nine out of a possible 10.
2018-8-3 02:00 | |
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Recent user complaints have pointed out to the fact that Monero’s seed encryption is vulnerable to any known plaintext recovery. The issue was reported by a Reddit user ‘fierce_uk’. The bug in the code was not apparent at first because it was buried deep within the code, in the 1100th line. Why is this bug […]
2018-7-8 12:48 | |
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