BTC RDSA signature vulnerability found.

[reflekse]

Hello all,

I have thought long and hard on how to approach this. I have discovered a vulnerability that significantly affects the security of primarily satoshi-era wallets. I won't elaborate too much until I am in contact with a trusted BTC developer. I would ask they prove their identity through some PGP signature as well if they have one. Please point me in the right direction. This is serious. Thank you.

[eternalgloom]

Oh, really?

There is officially no dedicated signature algorithm scheme called RDSA within Bitcoin's security mechanism!

Since Satoshi era Bitcoin has utilized ECDSA with secp256k1 curve.

Next major upgrade for Bitcoin, Schnorr signature are introduced through Taproot.

I am not aware of any connection whatsoever between Bitcoin and RDSA.

[DaveF]

And anyone who wants to can easily find info on how to reach out to the developers. It's not like they are hiding.
They don't have to prove anything about who they are if you contact them.

OP is either clueless or a troll.

-Dave

[BitMaxz]

Why not explain here about the vulnerability instead of looking for a BTC developer? We might be able to give you a solution about this vulnerability.

Or if you want to reach them, why not go directly to their GitHub page instead? They might notice you.

Here: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues

[TheButterZone]

Or https://web.libera.chat/#bitcoin-dev