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Pad 04-27-2024 05:52 PM

i scored $100k off of a bitcoin exploit
 
cve: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-33297

exploit code i put together for bitcoin worked exceedingly well against bitcoin sv and they threw $100k at me for helping them patch it

i've found approx 75+ unique layer one blockchain exploits; 225+ if you count how badly i brutalized tendermint/cosmos which serves as the backbone to 150+ blockchains

in q1 i made the industry pay out $160k from various bug bounties

these things are not programmed correctly and we are nowhere near using cryptocurrency as a reserve - someone run that up to the illuminati - probably important

ama

CaptainHowdy 04-27-2024 06:11 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pad (Post 23258176)
cve: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-33297

exploit code i put together for bitcoin worked exceedingly well against bitcoin sv and they threw $100k at me for helping them patch it

i've found approx 75+ unique layer one blockchain exploits; 225+ if you count how badly i brutalized tendermint/cosmos which serves as the backbone to 150+ blockchains

in q1 i made the industry pay out $160k from various bug bounties

these things are not programmed correctly and we are nowhere near using cryptocurrency as a reserve - someone run that up to the illuminati - probably important

ama

You sound talented (out-of-whackness included). Congrats.

Huggles 04-27-2024 06:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pad (Post 23258176)
exploit code i put together for bitcoin worked exceedingly well against bitcoin sv and they threw $100k at me for helping them patch it

i've found approx 75+ unique layer one blockchain exploits; 225+ if you count how badly i brutalized tendermint/cosmos which serves as the backbone to 150+ blockchains

in q1 i made the industry pay out $160k from various bug bounties

Explain the blockchain's problems like I'm a drunk and retarded

Pad 04-27-2024 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy (Post 23258179)
You sound talented (out-of-whackness included). Congrats.

yeah i'm dope thanks

Quote:

Originally Posted by Huggles (Post 23258182)
Explain the blockchain's problems like I'm a drunk and retarded

drunk retard version = alice wants to send 100 hugglescoins to bob. computers work together to make that transaction happen. carefully crafted questions asked to the computers that are working together can make them crash and stop working. that results in a blockchain network going down and sometimes opens the door to a 51% attack. that's when you have more computer power than the rest of the network and it allows you to print free money (hugglescoin baby!)

smart version = i find ways to oom nodes by sending malformed packets, entering in as a peer and pulling mempool, block ranges, warp speed pinging, whatever it takes to out of memory crash the blockchain node. i've smacked most blockchains i've taken aim at. if i don't give up my success rate is probably 9.x/10 - and that was the grueling case with the bitcoin exploits. blockchain may be fundamentally broken by way of botnet. ordinarily a botnet would bloody its knuckles against any blockchain network, but when certain malformed requests are moved into the node that make it overthink it's game over

jscott 04-28-2024 05:40 AM

This thread is titled wrong. You're talking about BitcoinSV, a centralized shitcoin created by a known fraudster (Craig Wright), it has nothing to do with Bitcoin, you can't successfully run any concerning exploits on BTC.

Pad 04-28-2024 06:16 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23258276)
you can't successfully run any concerning exploits on BTC.

other than oom bitcoind core on recommended specs - and here's antpool flipping their shit about it when someone tested it against the btc mainnet you blathering retard

watch your cocksucker and know who you're running it to before it's too late faggot

jscott 04-28-2024 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Pad (Post 23258282)
other than oom bitcoind core on recommended specs - and here's antpool flipping their shit about it when someone tested it against the btc mainnet you blathering retard

watch your cocksucker and know who you're running it to before it's too late faggot


May 2023:

"v24.1, with mitigations for the issues you are seeing, should be available shortly."

:1orglaugh :321GFY

Pad 04-28-2024 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23258286)
May 2023:

"v24.1, with mitigations for the issues you are seeing, should be available shortly."

:1orglaugh :321GFY

uh - yes a bugfix - one they fumbled btw

is there anyone without brain damage itt who wants to nerd out with me? this guy is a fag

Tasty1 04-28-2024 09:37 AM

Next time maybe can we gather some money and pay you for the exploit and print free money :)

NoWhErE 04-28-2024 12:12 PM

I’ll take “Things that never happened” for $100 Alex

CaptainHowdy 04-28-2024 02:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Pad (Post 23258189)
yeah i'm dope thanks

That's a bridge too far ... wacky is alright for now.

lezinterracial 04-28-2024 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Tasty1 (Post 23258315)
Next time maybe can we gather some money and pay you for the exploit and print free money :)

That is the interesting thing about most crypto. It can be traced, if you want to bad enough. Better to just report the bug.

Remember a dude stole some Ethereum. He couldn't do anything with it. He was offered a bounty and gave it all back.

Pad 04-28-2024 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by NoWhErE (Post 23258357)
I’ll take “Things that never happened” for $100 Alex

i'll take salty faggot for $1 because you're a broke retard

Colmike9 04-28-2024 04:41 PM

Just curious, have you had any problems with bounties not paying out? I want to try some code bounties but I've heard that it's hard to get paid sometimes for various reasons.
Closest thing I've done to a code bounty is winning a hack a thon at a radio station, won a ton of free wings lol..

Huggles 04-28-2024 05:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Pad (Post 23258414)
i'll take salty faggot for $1 because you're a broke retard

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Pad 04-28-2024 05:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Colmike9 (Post 23258421)
Just curious, have you had any problems with bounties not paying out? I want to try some code bounties but I've heard that it's hard to get paid sometimes for various reasons.
Closest thing I've done to a code bounty is winning a hack a thon at a radio station, won a ton of free wings lol..

yeah - particularly in the blockchain "industry" it's nearly impossible to get payouts

i now use a sizable mining pool to middle my bug bounties because the companies fear being exposed as seedy free exploit siphoners when heavyweights are involved

sandman! 04-28-2024 06:32 PM

Congrats on the win! Don’t let the haters bring you down!

Pad 04-28-2024 06:59 PM

bless you sandman you og you

Retiree 04-29-2024 08:49 AM

What about ethereum and other cryptos? Are some safer than the others?

jscott 04-29-2024 09:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Retiree (Post 23258570)
What about ethereum and other cryptos? Are some safer than the others?

Don't forget ETH had a major chain rollback, because centralized. (check the Dao hack)

And Vit speaking on ETH L2's:



None are safer or more secure than Bitcoin. :2 cents:

Pad 04-29-2024 12:26 PM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23258576)
None are safer or more secure than Bitcoin. :2 cents:

exploits are regularly found in bitcoin ya cultist

jscott 04-29-2024 12:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Pad (Post 23258645)
exploits are regularly found in bitcoin ya cultist

I said Bitcoin is the most safe & secure, do you wish to challenge that?

Pad 04-29-2024 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by jscott (Post 23258650)
I said Bitcoin is the most safe & secure, do you wish to challenge that?

yes - geth/goethereum is way more secure than bitcoind

geth !== solidity, mind you

mechanicvirus 04-29-2024 03:32 PM

Why is bitcoin traded into fiat

Huggles 04-29-2024 05:30 PM

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Originally Posted by mechanicvirus (Post 23258686)
Why is bitcoin traded into fiat

Who controls the supply of fiat?

jscott 04-29-2024 10:25 PM

For the same reason someone would trade shares, gold, real estate into fiat.


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