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Bitcoin Core reveals Tor flaw that trusted thousands of nodes
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Bitcoin Core has disclosed a vulnerability that gave incoming Tor connections trusted permissions on thousands of nodes, removing some protections against spam and privacy leaks. Bitcoin Core’s security disclosure, published Nov. 10, identifies the Tor issue as CVE-2025-62860. Developers released…
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