Aaron and Sjors discuss Bitcoin Core 32.1 and its updated security disclosure policy in this live conference recording, followed by audience questions.

Links

Pull requests and discussion

Tor proof-of-work defenses: #33414
CJDNS support: discussion #36041 and release-note update #36202
Replacing libevent with a custom HTTP server: #35182
More inbound block-relay capacity: #28463
Fetching block inputs in parallel: #35295
Removing the experimental warning from send and sendall: #35601
Watch-only wallet exports: RPC #32489 and GUI #872
Undo-file overflow: advisory and fix #36669
TCP urgent-data memory exhaustion: advisory and fix #36665
The briefly mentioned paused-peer memory issue: advisory and fix #36667

Chapters

00:00:00 Live introduction
00:05:00 Tor proof-of-work defenses and CJDNS
00:12:06 Removing libevent: dependencies and the RPC server
00:15:40 More inbound block-relay connections
00:19:16 Faster validation with parallel input fetching
00:25:16 Wallet RPCs and watch-only exports
00:28:59 AI and the security disclosure policy
00:34:19 Undo-file overflow and chain reorganizations
00:41:15 TCP urgent data and memory exhaustion
00:48:11 Audience Q&A: watch-only wallets and descriptors

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Sjors’ Nostr: npub1v25jqj332n630klwtqeqxgyrjl4alw4phmluhu2x6lcxzwy9m03suqexw3

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