Bitcoin Optech newsletter #407 is here:
- announces the responsible disclosure of a vulnerability that allowed a remote peer to crash Core Lightning nodes
- links to transcripts from a recent Bitcoin Core developer meeting
- Optech Newsletter #407 Podcast
https://t.co/3ogDsjf0Yp
Many Bitcoin Core developers met in person in May, and transcripts from the meeting have been published. Topics included SwiftSync, post-cluster mempool, an Erlay redesign, package relay, silent payments, TCP hole punching, private broadcast, a modern crypto library, and mutation testing, among others...
https://t.co/x2vXSII5kl
Bitcoin Optech newsletter #406 is here:
- links to a discussion of updates to BIP322’s generic signed message format
- describes an idea to use TCP hole punching to help Bitcoin nodes behind NATs accept inbound connections
- summarizes changes to services/client software
- Optech Newsletter #406 Podcast
Changes to services and client software:
- Ibis Wallet announced
- LDK Server announced
- https://t.co/hxvuXZruHz v3.3.0 released
- peer-observer P2P monitoring tooling
https://t.co/MtKyjC6rV8
Bitcoin Optech newsletter #404 is here:
- announces the responsible disclosure of a vulnerability that could allow an attacker with sufficient proof-of-work to crash Bitcoin Core nodes
- describes a draft BIP proposal for sharing the UTXO set over the P2P network
- Optech Newsletter #405 Podcast
https://t.co/9O4NFapL9q