Patrick L Riley[verified]@Acquired_SavantGeneral
The post references two historical Bitcoin CVEs, noting their discovery and disclosure without indicating active exploitation, patches, or PoC details.
Çetin Kaya Koç[verified]@cetinkayakocActive Exploitation
The text reports two Bitcoin CVEs, highlighting that CVE‑2010‑5139 was actively exploited to mint massive BTC, while CVE‑2018‑17144 was disclosed but not used in the wild.
Robin Linus[verified]@robin_linusGeneral
The post references CVE-2018-17144, noting it is a cache-related inflation bug, but provides no exploit code, active exploitation evidence, or patch information.
Luke Dashjr[verified]@LukeDashjrDisclosure
The tweet highlights that Bitcoin Core shipped a severe consensus bug (CVE‑2018‑17144) for 18 months before disclosure, pointing out mishandled responsibility, but it contains no evidence of exploitation, PoC, or patch details.
Patrick L Riley[verified]@Acquired_SavantDisclosure
The post announces two Bitcoin inflation bugs, noting discovery dates and impact details, but does not provide PoC, exploit code, patch, or evidence of active exploitation.
Nghi AI[verified]@thucnghi07Patch
The article discusses CVE-2018-17144 in Bitcoin Core, noting it could allow illicit BTC creation but was discovered and patched before causing serious harm.
Luke Dashjr[verified]@LukeDashjrPatch
The author notes that Bitcoin deployed a secret softfork in 2018 to patch CVE-2018-17144.
⬣Hexlena PulseAlot⬣[verified]@StakeHEX5555Disclosure
The text documents historical Bitcoin version vulnerabilities (CVE-2010-5139 and CVE-2018-17144), noting their exploitation in 2010 and 2018, and lists the corresponding patches and fixes that were released to mitigate them.