Patrick L Riley[verified]@Acquired_SavantDisclosure
The post references two historical Bitcoin CVEs that enabled minting of infinite BTC, noting their discovery dates and basic impact details.
Çetin Kaya Koç[verified]@cetinkayakocActive Exploitation
The post reports two Bitcoin-related CVEs, noting that CVE‑2010‑5139 was actively exploited to mint 184 billion BTC, while CVE‑2018‑17144 was disclosed but not exploited.
Luke Dashjr[verified]@LukeDashjrPatch
The post explains that CVE-2010-5139 was remedied with a retroactive soft fork wiping out miners’ rewards and suggests the proactive BIP110 patch to avoid such rollbacks.
Patrick L Riley[verified]@Acquired_SavantDisclosure
The post highlights two Bitcoin inflation bugs—CVE‑2010‑5139 that minted 184 Billion BTC and required a chain rollback, and CVE‑2018‑17144 disclosed by a developer. No PoC, exploit code, patch, or false‑positive claim is provided.
⬣Hexlena PulseAlot⬣[verified]@StakeHEX5555Patch
The message lists Bitcoin releases, cites CVE‑2010‑5139 and CVE‑2018‑17144, documents historical exploitation via integer overflow, and details the patches that resolved these vulnerabilities.
palmer.eth[verified]@garypalmerjrDisclosure
The post lists two Bitcoin inflation bugs—CVE‑2010‑5139, which was exploited to mint 184 Billion BTC requiring a chain rollback, and CVE‑2018‑17144, which was discovered and disclosed but not exploited.
محمد المصري[verified]@EgyHashXActive Exploitation
The post alleges that Bitcoin, using PoW, has been exploited via CVE‑2010‑5139 and CVE‑2018‑17144, leading to double spending and loss of 184 billion coins, but offers no concrete evidence, patches, or PoC details.
윤회엔딩[verified]@EndTheKarmaDisclosure
The post references two historic Bitcoin vulnerabilities, CVE‑2010‑5139 and CVE‑2018‑17144, noting their impact and discovery details, but it does not discuss any current exploitation, patches, or proof‑of‑concepts.