Update
Bitcoin Core releases patches for three AI‑discovered security vulnerabilities
Bitcoin Core developers issued security updates after an AI‑driven code scan identified three flaws, including one that could crash nodes on Windows and macOS. The vulnerabilities were disclosed publicly on October 28 following verification and the distribution of fixes across supported software versions. The bugs were initially found on October 23 by Project Loupe, an automated scanner created by Elias Rohrer at Spiral, and verified by contributor Gregory Sanders. Affected platforms are Windows, macOS and BSD, with patched releases 29.5, 30.4, 31.2 and 32.1; the undo‑file fix does not fully protect 32‑bit systems or FAT32 drives.