Bitcoin Core Skips Usual Embargo to Disclose Three Bugs an AI Scan Found

Patched releases went out Oct. 27 and 28, and the advisories followed on Oct. 28 because Core classed all three flaws as “easily discoverable.” Bitcoin Core published three security advisories on Oct. 28, the same day the last of its patched releases went out, skipping its usual embargo. According to the advisories, all three issues turned up in an automated LLM scan by Project Loupe , which Elias Rohrer leads at Spiral. Developer Gregory Sanders validated the findings and brought them to the project’s security team. The advisories do not name the AI model behind the scan.