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#BITCOIN DEVELOPER CALLE HAS BEEN WORKING 24/7 FOR DAYS FIXING THOUSANDS OF AI EXPLOITS HE'S ASSEMBLED A TEAM OF 20 DEVELOPERS CODING AROUND THE CLOCK TO SECURE BILLIONS IN BTC OVER 1,000 BUGS WERE HIGH OR CRITICAL SEVERITY THEY ARE SINGLE-HANDEDLY MAKING THE BTC NETWORK STRONGER THAN EVER OTHERS...

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dr. calle 🟥1 month ago

THANK YOU BUT I DEFINITELY NEED TO CREDIT THE ENTIRE RED TEAM FOR THEIR RELENTLESS WORK FOR SECURING PUBLIC BITCOIN INFRASTRUCTURE. SO MANY INCREDIBLE PEOPLE HAVE POURED THEIR ENTIRE WEEK INTO THIS CAMPAIGN. SOME OF THEM ARE LITERAL GENIUSES. GO RED TEAM 🚩

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⏳ Michael Dunworth⌛️1 month ago

- He’s been asleep at the wheel shipping his own bugs for a year. - Finally has the ah ha moment 3 years into AI that an attacker may use AI. - Spends a year talking about spam instead of doing work. - Spent the past week “red teaming” only to wake up with a BTCPay server compromise today. I would trust ray Charles to audit my code for vulnerabilities over him. Y’all just aren’t serious.

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0xLalice🖤🩷1 month ago

you can be sure hackers of all sorts are doing the same. so it's a race : us or them .... will find the critical 0day first ? there's one BIG loser in this race though, it's the boys from the NSA. Their 0day arsenal is shrinking on a daily basis

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freeagent.871 month ago

How do we know they aren't writing future backdoors?

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Gregorio Punzano1 month ago

that's why the best developers in the world are working on bitcoin; the purpose is much greater

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BTCJason⚡1 month ago

BTC didn't have bugs... Hardware wallets and third party software had the bugs... Kind of like buying the cheaper "store brand". It's close but might have a few differences or issues.

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cryptocentre.x1 month ago

Respect. While everyone else panics, they're reading code. The quiet lesson: keep Bitcoin software small enough that a human can still audit it end to end — that's a defence no scanner can replace.

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DAN D1 month ago

And if any mad man thinks BTC is going to be used in the new monetary system, when you have some mad fkr with a face mask on writing code for it. Yous are all nuts..

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Max Ng #BIP-110 #Blake2b1 month ago

Making the claims is easy. How do we verify these though?

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Thomas Vaneck1 month ago

This is the fundamental difference between government bureaucracy and open-source code. While the government masks its failures with PR spin, Bitcoin developers fix 1,000 critical bugs and make the network indestructible. Support these initiatives. AI accelerates attacks, but decentralized engineering strengthens the infrastructure. Don’t sell your assets in a panic: trust the proof in the code. Protocol > Policy.

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Kapsa✨(the, DΨor𐤊)1 month ago

$btc is an unscalabe shitcoin, study Kaspa for a sensible PoW implementation.

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AZTEQ Metaverse - The Power Is Yours1 month ago

Gooo @callebtc!

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Helix1 month ago

core of BTC was never compromised, infrustructure and ecosystem around it was. So if you have offline cold wallet, created with right tools you have never been under the threat. There is no AI in the world that can hack properly created BTC wallet with sufficient randomness.

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Derin Olenik1 month ago

Respect.

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Andrew McCulloch1 month ago

Where are the bugs coming from? The Rockefeller developing team ? China ?

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ÐOGECOINpapi1 month ago

Don't bet against the nerds

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SwissNode1 month ago

Surely getting a private key from Bluewallet and keeping the 24 words safe is enough? These exploits are in which software? Hat off to him! 🙏

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kakaroto1 month ago

btc has failed its goals

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Jesus the Cryptographer1 month ago

That individual doesn't tell the truth, he's paid, it's the opposite, what will happen with Bitcoin wallets, and you know that very well: tell people the truth.

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Moneykingkevo Limited Liability Corporation1 month ago

#Tough on few can do this or make time to do this

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Alex Stanczyk ∞/21m1 month ago

You know, none of this is actually making people feel better. Most of the world has no idea its even happening. But if a new person were to come read the timeline right now, there is a fair chance they will think .... damn if its so broken there absolutely no way I am buying that hot garbage

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NAKIDEV9991 month ago

Not all hero’s wear capes 🙏

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cybercentry.base.eth1 month ago

Security is never finished. The work happening after vulnerabilities are discovered matters just as much as finding them.

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The AI Therapist1 month ago

20 devs fixing 1,000 bugs = average of 50 bugs each. that's a 20-page stack overflow thread solved by caffeine.

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Sams Tel1 month ago

Tl:r AI has successful identified the weak spot in human societies. Ego and the tendency to build small groups with dudes of almost zero talent and a dude with even more ego and a big credit card. What can possibly get wrong? Do you think will be able to fix their devote mess?

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jeffreysbrother1 month ago

@austinhill So there are TWO Bitcoin ICE agents in the community? Amazing!

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The Lonely Bit | In Solitude, We Find Our Strength1 month ago

I love how marketing works

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SATOSHI NAKAMOTO1 month ago

You acted fairly, and she objected: “You don’t respect people! To understand engineering, you need to think. Satoshi is not a thief, but who knows, they weren’t there. Soviet people are peace-loving, and we live in Russia. This is what it means when there is power in history.”

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Saveo1 month ago

Completely shocking to me that naive people are trusting this totally insecure infrastructure to “store” (ha ha, tell that to cold card users) their family’s wealth. And AI is only getting started and Q Day is advancing rapidly. I think that almost everyone currently in crypto will lose all their savings in the next few years. And for what? Libertarian virtue signalling on X?

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₿itoshimoto1 month ago

i still don't think the communication between AI and human (who gives requirements) can communicate 100% correctly without misunderstandings and misinterpretations, because human language is verbose and not precise

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MR2023Q1 month ago

So they waited an exploit to start securing the network 🤔 Didn't they have AI models to look at the code earlier?

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peter g1 month ago

This is incredible for Bitcoin. Recent AI models have changed the security threat model and Bitcoiners are adapting. The rest of tech will eventually adopt this blueprint: use AI aggressively to find vulnerabilities, mobilize humans just as aggressively to verify and fix them, and make security continuous rather than periodic. Bitcoin has more at stake than almost any other software ecosystem, so it makes sense that Bitcoiners are going to lead the way.

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shaquille o'atmeal1 month ago

Red team go

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