Well if there is no way there is not security flaws then find them and point them out and claim the bounty.


this is the proper thread for this question.

https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/753252.0;topicseen

Do we have a date yet for when transaction fees are supposed to be reduced?

Monero is expensive because many wants it and  the supply is also limited. Monero has been tested and proven already throughout the years. It had its ups and downs. Every misstep it made, the devs made Monero even stronger. The new privacy coins are untested. Their faults are yet to be discovered. They reason they always compare to Monero is because Monero is one of the flagship coins they have to measure themselves to.

Master doesn't always compile does it. I avoid running in-development branches, since they always have some slight bugs in them. I wait for a normal release.


I don't know I am not a professional programmer. But I bet there are plenty of security flaws.

I would guess some of the encryption stuff should be more verified and looked into. Monero already had an encryption based vulnerability in the past, it could weaken anonymity, so that is a massive risk point. I would look into that if I would be a developer.

Source?

0MG!!! this is horrible! Sell!!!

I suspected you might be talking about the second link there. And as it says in the title it wasn't an exploit and it doesn't count.

The third one is also something we all knew about and was the reason I was advocating for minimum mixin levels since I first read the first whitepaper.

The first link however is interesting. I wasn't aware of that. Thank you for bringing it to my attention.


This is actually a common misconception. Monero's security model is built upon making very basic assumptions about how very well tested and long vetted cryptographic schemes will interact with each other. There is the possibility that these basic assumptions could be wrong. That is always the case with all assumption. But this risk is kept to a minimum by making the fewest and smallest assumptions possible. It's not new tech. It's old tech put togather in a new way but in such a way as to make the fewest assumptions possible. This criticism makes it sound like you are talking about ZCash not Monero.

It isn't going to take the dev team more than a few days to patch any vulnerability that has been detected and made public. I wouldn't worry about it. I certainly am not.

You can't look up wallet balances on a Monero block explorer.

Hello monero comunity,
seems like deeponion is going to climb up the ladder, i hope it will be soon next to you guys.
This year is the year of the anon coins! keep up!
regards