Bitcoin Core discloses three patched security flaws, including high-severity mining bug
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- Bitcoin Core developers have publicly disclosed details regarding three security vulnerabilities that were previously resolved in software updates.
- Among the identified issues was a high-severity bug that specifically impacted the block template creation process for miners.
- The disclosures highlight ongoing efforts by core developers to maintain network integrity by patching flaws before public release.
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- The BlockBitcoin Core discloses three patched security flaws, including high-severity mining bug · 31 minutes agoRead on The Block
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