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RT @SyntheticBird_: New Cuprate blog post on RPC Hardening, Monero HTTP stack mitigations and its past vulnerabilities, including the 2025 zero-day DoS campaign:
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Monero (XMR) @moneroWe're excited to announce that CLI v0.18.5.3 'Fluorine Fermi' has been released! 'This is a highly recommended release that includes a large number of bug fixes.'
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BTCPay Server @BtcpayServerBTCPay Server v2.4.3 is now available! Following the release candidates published from our temporary private security repository, today we are releasing the final, fully open-source version of v2.4.3. This is another security-focused update, and we strongly recommend upgrading as soon as possible. As with v2.4.2, external access to the LND API remains restricted. This means remote integrations such as Zeus may not work with BTCPay-hosted LND nodes for now. A huge thank you to every contributor, security researcher and community member who helped review, test, and strengthen this release. The past few weeks have been intense, and this release would not have been possible without you. If you are running one of the previous release candidates, updating will automatically switch your installation to the open-source release. To update, go to Server Settings → Maintenance → Update, or run btcpay-update(.)sh from the command line after removing the parentheses.
Least Authority @LeastAuthorityOur team recently completed a security audit of @SeraiDEX distributed key generation (DKG) for @MagicGrants. You can read the full report, including our findings, here:
Serai DEX @SeraiDEXSerai's one-round, robust Distributed Key Generation protocol has had its implementation audited by @LeastAuthority! This is critical for our fault tolerance against offline/malicious validators. Least Authority are experts in cryptography and were the ideal auditors for this.