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since Nov. 10, 2021
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Brink engineers Gloria Zhao and Niklas Gögge are joined by 0xB10C talk through the recently disclosed Bitcoin Core pre-25.0 vulnerabilities.
This continues our previous discussions in Episode 4 on pre-0.21.0 and Episode 5 on 0.21.0 Bitcoin Core Vulnerabilities.
(0:00) - Introduction
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Brink engineers Gloria Zhao and Niklas Gögge talk through the recently disclosed Bitcoin Core pre-22.0 vulnerabilities.
This continues our previous discussion in Episode 4 on pre-0.21.0 Bitcoin Core Vulnerabilities.
(0:00) - Introduction
(1:07) - Background on Bitcoin peer-to-peer address re…
Brink engineers Gloria Zhao and Niklas Gögge talk through the recently disclosed Bitcoin Core pre-0.21.0 vulnerabilities.
(0:00) - Introductions and motivation for disclosures
(3:17) - Absolute value of a signed integer leads to rejection of all blocks
(13:50) - Too many misbehaving peers …
Sebastian Falbesoner (theStack) and Mike Schmidt talk about Bitcoin Core code review, BIP324, and Sebastian’s plans for the next year.
(0:00) - Sebastian’s journey to Bitcoin development
(4:00) - Thoughts on contributing to Bitcoin Core in a remote, part time capacity
(7:26) - What is th…
John and Gloria continue their discussion of Bitcoin's mempool by explaining parent, child, ancestor and descendant transactions.
(0:00) - Parent and child transactions
(2:23) - Relevance of ancestors and descendants to the mempool
(4:17) - Reasons transactions leave the mempool
(6:58) …
Brink co-founder, John Newbery, and Brink fellow, Gloria Zhao, discuss Bitcoin Core's mempool policy.
0:25 - What is a mempool and why have one?
6:58 - Denial of service protection
8:38 - What is mempool policy?
10:15 - 3 types of mempool policy and examples of each
12:30 - Mempool policy: transac…
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