Bitcoin Core Ends Long Embargoes for Bugs AI Can Rediscover

Article Micah Zimmerman Friday, 23 October 2026

Bitcoin Magazine

Bitcoin Core now fast-tracks fixes and disclosures for vulnerabilities that AI can easily rediscover, ending the long embargoes those bugs once received.

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