[XMR] Monero - A secure, private, untraceable cryptocurrency

[dEBRUYNE]

The CLI download on getmonero.org is 17.1.3. GUI is 17.1.4.  Shouldn't CLI be 17.1.4 too?

No, CLI v0.17.1.3 is the latest version.

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[dEBRUYNE]

Dear devs,

just checking the binaries for 17.1.3 and i need to mention that your hashes for the GUI Version are incorrect. One time i am downloading Version 17.1.3 one time 17.1.4 and in the hashes.txt file there is only 17.1.4 stated.
Please correct that, thank you  

Probably a local caching issue. Try a hard refresh on the Monero website or use incognito / private mode.

Dear dEBRUYNE,

i did this whit a script, not with the browser.
Doing it again....
Both CLI and GUI downloaded as 17.1.3, the hashes text file has the SHA sums for GUI 17.1.4 not for 17.1.3, i would recomend to fix that

Code:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

# This GPG-signed message exists to confirm the SHA256 sums of Monero binaries.
#
# Please verify the signature against the key for binaryFate in the
# source code repository (/utils/gpg_keys).
#
#
## CLI
38a04a7bd00733e9d943edba3004e44730c0848fe5e8a4fca4cb29c12d1e6b2f  monero-android-armv7-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
0e94f58572646992ee21f01d291211ed3608e8a46ecb6612b378a2188390dba0  monero-android-armv8-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
ae1a1b61d7b4a06690cb22a3389bae5122c8581d47f3a02d303473498f405a1a  monero-freebsd-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
57d6f9c25bd1dbc9d6b39fcfb13260b21c5594b4334e8ed3b8922108730ee2f0  monero-linux-armv7-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
a0419993fbc6a5ca11bcd2e825acef13e429824f4d8c7ba4ec73ac446d2af2fb  monero-linux-armv8-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
cf3fb693339caed43a935c890d71ecab5b89c430e778dc5ef0c3173c94e5bf64  monero-linux-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
d107384ff7b1f77ee4db93940dbfda24d6045bf59c43169bc81a0118e3986bfa  monero-linux-x86-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
79557c8bee30b229bda90bb9ee494097d639d60948fc2ad87a029359b56b1b48  monero-mac-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
3eee0d0e896fb426ef92a141a95e36cb33ca7d1e1db3c1d4cb7383994af43a59  monero-win-x64-v0.17.1.3.zip
c9e9dde61b33adccd7e794eba8ba29d820817213b40a2571282309d25e64e88a  monero-win-x86-v0.17.1.3.zip
#
## GUI
8c9a820fd7dc228807f8ecc46973350d3d5d871c6f8dd67ef066d04407575d14  monero-gui-install-win-x64-v0.17.1.4.exe
abe94552803fd6646e934d1248e6ef33d8d6e2ac9a725c600fa7e8d4bfcc21a3  monero-gui-linux-x64-v0.17.1.4.tar.bz2
4e319a9dfb5e1caa42b52f6503480af3b44403f3bf4691da523880c6a6ec38a9  monero-gui-mac-x64-v0.17.1.4.dmg
df78006226d21e70ea5d342b0f6d4335cf398e94cb3d0f750aec4db2d2b3f7f9  monero-gui-win-x64-v0.17.1.4.zip
#
#
# ~binaryFate
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Code:

ls -la *monero*
-rw-r--r-- 1  118929135 Nov  9 23:52 monero-gui-linux-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
-rw-r--r-- 1  77817808 Nov  8 21:43 monero-linux-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2

We cannot really debug your issue if you do not post the content of your script.

[nullius]

Now what are you trying to tell us without any significant evidence  

Among other things, AES is broken!!  

Do you think Vincent Rijmen exploded with anger when AES was broken? No, he congratulated the authors.

Say what!?  When was AES broken?  

(Just a guess:  If you are talking about related-key cryptanalysis, then you are mentally retarded and you know nothing about cryptography.)

I dearly wish that Monero were exactly as “broken” as AES!

badcaca is also demonstrably dishonest:

The monero-badcaca.net homepage prominently displays a cherry-picked out-of-context quote of fluffypony (Richard Spagni).  That is dishonest!  It casts fluffypony and Monero in a false light.

False light:

(archival snapshot)

The portion selectively quoted on the monero-badcaca.net homepage is hereby highlighted in light green; the important missing context is highlighted in yellow:

Spagni told CoinDesk:

“I don’t care about the price increase, that shouldn’t be the thing that makes people interested. In terms of transactional growth, in new contributors, in transactions per day, those have far more meaning.”

[...]

Odd origins

But the journey to this point for monero is a long one.

[...]

Spagni said that he became interested in the “fair relaunch” of the network called BitMonero, which was later forked away from its lead developer in April 2014, again under suspicious of improprieties.

Yet, at the time, even he notes that his intentions weren’t entirely altruistic.

“I thought, ‘I’m going to pump it and dump it,’ because I was interested and taking the ideas and implementing them in bitcoin. The bitcoin code base was far more interesting to me than monero, and I thought, ‘I’m not going to work on this codebase, it’s terrible,'” he recalls.

Changing course

After of all this, however, monero miraculously emerged, growing slowly over time into a project that’s now one of the more reputable in the field, despite use cases that may be unsavory to some.

The credit lies with how monero’s team made adjustments along the way.

[...]

Spagni largely credits the movement on the development front to cultural differences, and the fact that monero adopted a development process where any contribution that isn’t “dumb or obviously bad” is added to the code base.

“Because of that open structure, we have had people pitch up and people work on it, sometimes they’re there for a few weeks, sometimes they’re there for three years,” he said.

There’s an attitude difference as well, in that the project has a bleacher-seat distaste for vested interests.

“I think there’s a lot of respect from the wider audience because we don’t make decisions based on stakeholders interested in short or long-term profit,” he said, adding:

“We’re getting that social capital because we hacked away at stuff and aren’t idiots, I can’t think of another reason.”

I tried to be fair, for I am serious about this:

I should preface this by noting that I myself have been known to make moderately deprecating remarks about Monero’s practical security.  For example, I do think that the Monero community is underestimating the practical threat from CipherTrace.  I also use Monero sometimes—with careful coin control in the CLI wallet.  Thus, I am quite interested in seeing actual evidence of weaknesses that can be exploited in practice.

However, unless badcaca coughs up something credible, I must conclude that I should avoid wasting more time here:

For this to be treated as anything more than noise, it needs to be presented with more than noise.  [...]  badcaca, I will NOT hereby claim that you can’t do what you say you are doing.  You don’t even provide up front sufficient information to evaluate such a question!  That, in itself, is reason to write this off as “probably just dumb FUD”.

User tagged.  I will review the tag if evidence is presented that he is actually exploiting any significant weakness in Monero’s practical privacy.

[elrippos friend]

Dear devs,

just checking the binaries for 17.1.3 and i need to mention that your hashes for the GUI Version are incorrect. One time i am downloading Version 17.1.3 one time 17.1.4 and in the hashes.txt file there is only 17.1.4 stated.
Please correct that, thank you  

Probably a local caching issue. Try a hard refresh on the Monero website or use incognito / private mode.

Dear dEBRUYNE,

i did this whit a script, not with the browser.
Doing it again....
Both CLI and GUI downloaded as 17.1.3, the hashes text file has the SHA sums for GUI 17.1.4 not for 17.1.3, i would recomend to fix that

Code:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

# This GPG-signed message exists to confirm the SHA256 sums of Monero binaries.
#
# Please verify the signature against the key for binaryFate in the
# source code repository (/utils/gpg_keys).
#
#
## CLI
38a04a7bd00733e9d943edba3004e44730c0848fe5e8a4fca4cb29c12d1e6b2f  monero-android-armv7-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
0e94f58572646992ee21f01d291211ed3608e8a46ecb6612b378a2188390dba0  monero-android-armv8-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
ae1a1b61d7b4a06690cb22a3389bae5122c8581d47f3a02d303473498f405a1a  monero-freebsd-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
57d6f9c25bd1dbc9d6b39fcfb13260b21c5594b4334e8ed3b8922108730ee2f0  monero-linux-armv7-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
a0419993fbc6a5ca11bcd2e825acef13e429824f4d8c7ba4ec73ac446d2af2fb  monero-linux-armv8-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
cf3fb693339caed43a935c890d71ecab5b89c430e778dc5ef0c3173c94e5bf64  monero-linux-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
d107384ff7b1f77ee4db93940dbfda24d6045bf59c43169bc81a0118e3986bfa  monero-linux-x86-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
79557c8bee30b229bda90bb9ee494097d639d60948fc2ad87a029359b56b1b48  monero-mac-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
3eee0d0e896fb426ef92a141a95e36cb33ca7d1e1db3c1d4cb7383994af43a59  monero-win-x64-v0.17.1.3.zip
c9e9dde61b33adccd7e794eba8ba29d820817213b40a2571282309d25e64e88a  monero-win-x86-v0.17.1.3.zip
#
## GUI
8c9a820fd7dc228807f8ecc46973350d3d5d871c6f8dd67ef066d04407575d14  monero-gui-install-win-x64-v0.17.1.4.exe
abe94552803fd6646e934d1248e6ef33d8d6e2ac9a725c600fa7e8d4bfcc21a3  monero-gui-linux-x64-v0.17.1.4.tar.bz2
4e319a9dfb5e1caa42b52f6503480af3b44403f3bf4691da523880c6a6ec38a9  monero-gui-mac-x64-v0.17.1.4.dmg
df78006226d21e70ea5d342b0f6d4335cf398e94cb3d0f750aec4db2d2b3f7f9  monero-gui-win-x64-v0.17.1.4.zip
#
#
# ~binaryFate
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Code:

ls -la *monero*
-rw-r--r-- 1  118929135 Nov  9 23:52 monero-gui-linux-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2
-rw-r--r-- 1  77817808 Nov  8 21:43 monero-linux-x64-v0.17.1.3.tar.bz2

We cannot really debug your issue if you do not post the content of your script.

Dear dEBRUYNE,

all good, there was a mistake in my script, corrected that immediately. Thank you for your quick response!!!

[elrippos friend]

Now what are you trying to tell us without any significant evidence  

Among other things, AES is broken!!  

That is a lot of blabla we already know since the late 2000, but there is nothing new or something to worry in your context 

However, unless badcaca coughs up something credible, I must conclude that I should avoid wasting more time here:

That is an excellent idea mate 

[Sat0shisGhost]

I only track transactions, identities, and if they watch kinky porn. But sure you can escalate that attack, there are dozens way to track Monero, you say so yourself https://www.monerooutreach.org/breaking-monero/

There's a few transactions in here that I'm 100% sure you have the wrong originating IP address for. If you rexpert at track Monero then you should at least be able to weed them out.

[nullius]

However, unless badcaca coughs up something credible, I must conclude that I should avoid wasting more time here:

That is an excellent idea mate  

The real reason why I decided to apply a double-barrelled shotgun to an ant is that (a) the monero_badcaca OP received a merit from a security-ignorant, technically inept admitted hallucinogenic drug user who, alas, is a DT with an unaccountably high reputation; (b) a technical forum member with real skills, whose judgment in such matters I respect, made a neutral remark to the effect that it would be interesting to look at this when he has spare time (to look at what? —I am seeking something to look at here); (c) another DT took it very seriously (surprising to me).

There is an awful lot of noise in the altcoin forum.  I would not ordinarily waste my time.  If monero_badcaca has something real to show, then he needs to show it so that people’s privacy can be protected—whereas if this is just fireice_uk/ryocoin-style trolling, then it is a quite effective troll.

I only track transactions, identities, and if they watch kinky porn.

There's a few transactions in here that I'm 100% sure you have the wrong originating IP address for.

This is harmful to innocent bystanders (as well as people who are having their privacy invaded for watching legal kinky porn—if any of these listings are correct, which I would not assume!).  It is defamatory to anyone whose IP is incorrectly listed, among other things.

[monero_badcaca]

Among other things, AES is broken!!  

Yes it is, Monero community members have a tendency to spew uneducated bullshit. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-319-19962-7_3

The real reason why I decided to apply a double-barrelled shotgun to an ant is that (a) the monero_badcaca OP received a merit from a security-ignorant, technically inept admitted hallucinogenic drug user who, alas, is a DT with an unaccountably high reputation;

I hope those defamatory remarks made you feel better, because they didn't make the IP leak go away.

[nullius]

PSA:  Do not reply to monero_badcaca’s admittedly abusive spamming of lengthy nonsense lists here.  Just report them, as I already did before I saw this on his thread:

Full, unedited quote for reference:

Monero lost its reputation a very long time ago. Just imagine people having your IP addresses along with which sites you visited or where specifically you purchased something is quite frightening for those that thought they were dealing with a privacy based coin. I checked the link (https://monero-badcaca.net/) it does not look good for Monero as a privacy coin and it does not look good for those 100 user details that will be published daily 

I'm posting the daily report in Monero topic until they start moderating it.

I also observe that he is multi-posting.  (And if he keeps up this arrant nonsense, I will start reporting it as a troll instead of replying.)

Among other things, AES is broken!! 

Yes it is, Monero community members have a tendency to spew uneducated bullshit. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007%2F978-3-319-19962-7_3

The real reason why I decided to apply a double-barrelled shotgun to an ant is that (a) the monero_badcaca OP received a merit from a security-ignorant, technically inept admitted hallucinogenic drug user who, alas, is a DT with an unaccountably high reputation;

I hope those defamatory remarks made you feel better, because they didn't make the IP leak go away.

You idiot, the biclique attack does not mean that AES is “broken”.  I guessed the related-key attack, because in some versions, that would have much lower time complexity (it just requires, um, related keys).

All that you need to do is to read the abstract of the paper that you cited.  You don’t even need to hop over to Sci-Hub and enter the DOI (https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-19962-7_3) to read the full paper.  Just at least read the abstract!

Biclique attack is currently the only key-recovery attack on the full AES with a single key....  We have a biclique attack on each of the following AES versions:

• AES-128 with time complexity 2^126.13 and data complexity 2⁵⁶,
• AES-128 with time complexity 2^126.01 and data complexity 2⁷²,
• AES-192 with time complexity 2^189.91 and data complexity 2⁴⁸, and
• AES-256 with time complexity 2^254.27 and data complexity 2⁴⁰.

Our results have the best time complexities among all the existing key-recovery attacks with data less than the entire code book.

Yup:

I dearly wish that Monero were exactly as “broken” as AES!

[monero_badcaca]

You idiot, the biclique attack does not mean that AES is “broken”.  I guessed the related-key attack

Break in cryptography is anything faster than a brute force search; it doesn't matter that it takes down security from 2^128 to 2^126 (and is therefore only theoretical), it doesn't even matter if it is a known-plaintext key recovery attack. There is no need to call people names just because you don't know what you are talking about (like most people in Monero btw)

[bbc.reporter]

@monero_badcaca. Maybe the IRS should pay you the bounty to expose and trace all Monero transactions hehehe.

In any case, the latest news update says that Shapeshift delisted Monero because of regulatory risks. The silver lining is this was not an attack on Monero. It concerns all the other anonymous coins that were listed also.


Crypto trading platform ShapeShift delisted privacy coins Monero, Dash, and Zcash to limit the company’s regulatory risk, according to ShapeShift.
 
Source https://decrypt.co/47823/shapeshift-confirms-regulatory-risk-led-to-privacy-coin-delistings

[monero_badcaca]

IRS bounty for tracking Monero has already been claimed. But if you know any other one, let me know.

[elrippos friend]

Monero BADCACA sybil attack is still here, despite the claims that it has been fixed. If your tansaction is waiting for a few minutes in the mempool, badcaca node got it.

Here is 100 Monero users who trusted in its privacy yesterday, are you on that list?:

Txid	IP Address	City	Favourite porn
9f6576085035c9b90442acc3bfe15290e78decc9b52f2c894451aa1bef646604	157.97.122.xxx	Iztacalco, Mexico	child
8d4c0ffec535a5c87f5e0a94678c981f4815d1865749a3fc18c0af39f1f4dca1	85.248.227.xxx	Sala, Slovakia	incest
a3ee60c3d937d090b382d2ae037c8f97e1f5252ee6c6fc6d551eb9fea636b69d	85.153.201.xxx	Istanbul, Turkey	incest
e6bd1f143c87a4df097bf8e6ac37d2f476bb3b1d7937ce2d52009c6dcdf5de55	185.245.84.xxx	Copenhagen, Denmark	incest
7b83600e37f84fa8994a655b144017d686d686ec96642635916681dd9a4eaef2	185.93.182.xxx	Madrid, Spain	incest
04114754f4285b95333f511cad48f7e04e5e44d908ba2e7068aaed3d92459b80	167.88.7.xxx	Chicago, USA	teen
0267ce6913209441ed83e2cd3caa3441948a463700cf98e19af47372d27de384	5.180.62.xxx	Muenster, Germany	teen
93c67e8194a0693643942675935ddcc8b9b3e90b248185aa42cb9d542161705a	89.46.114.xxx	Los Angeles, USA	teen
0e1a2507f69edc78ac1efb95bf031a3b7e7df0e187880f156830425551a4360c	67.86.147.xxx	Sayreville, USA	teen
2ef2ca68ff151a6a2c11a26a6006971c6e5f5858a7b89cb45a1f4365ed8bdfaa	95.153.31.xxx	Washington, USA	interracial
76734832b2aba9ece57417e9bfc641f6d19c54e80329f48f3e23c812a98e6b16	176.37.87.xxx	Kiev, Ukraine	interracial
bc84a07732020216fa5b734fe409913faa1ed9bc87b6ecee713fa07ff5505360	84.106.194.xxx	Heiloo, Netherlands
cdf88b9fa25db08f8edd63ed6f0b92983f832982b185b706b3a263554d77221d	76.28.178.xxx	Bellingham, USA
f75594e4673a599bbb02d5db4e580f1d8ec56090ce5d268a96a0c5ba86779b5d	76.10.138.xxx	Mississauga, Canada
f059c10fdf47f4a4c7ce2f55f047c079541b05069c609a5c0f47f1088cff0d9c	122.116.59.xxx	Taipei, Taiwan
fb7a01e4745aa923667bb08e25f99fa2106e9224f3e3db36360259155087b6d2	77.35.132.xxx	Vladivostok, Russia
570aca820bd83282021157f20ef217b0ef7b64bceddfb99f8b7953ff0b39f547	47.190.133.xxx	Dallas, USA
693aacab1c4b96c6578cd85e4bc8b08a396e30367ed60f666ac9307694a16d2f	204.27.63.xxx	Kansas City, USA
d2779355371ed9863df5420a350a1b9b64d4e9a64d57ad4ea9a93d378ce6480e	194.193.34.xxx	Canberra, Australia
f0cf6f3a4b843cc72a677c90182c0c571c753042527a412060d7e8fe2be5a904	178.190.146.xxx	Graz, Austria
630eaa023c80e8cb943dcd489f5e62e0d4a3e68a9c3472a29942b4e5237190f3	80.100.47.xxx	Apeldoorn, Netherlands
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You are a truly funny incompetent fellow with a monero node, my popcorn taste better then ever 

[Hueristic]

...

You are a truly funny incompetent fellow with a monero node, my popcorn taste better then ever 

don't quote that crap.

[elrippos friend]

...

You are a truly funny incompetent fellow with a monero node, my popcorn taste better then ever 

don't quote that crap.

Sorry, it just got over me to have such a moron in here 

[Iamtutut]

According to XMrig dev, Zen 3 may be slower than Zen 2 to mine XMR, because of the unified L3 cache.

https://twitter.com/xmrig_dev/status/1327466159445184513

[sech1]

According to XMrig dev, Zen 3 may be slower than Zen 2 to mine XMR, because of the unified L3 cache.

https://twitter.com/xmrig_dev/status/1327466159445184513

Yes, see https://www.reddit.com/r/MoneroMining/comments/jpmw5l/zen3_vs_zen2_clock_for_clock_comparison/

[bmoscato]

Question for those that mine Monero in the US... where do you exchange your Monero for BTC or USD?

[cAPSLOCK]

Question for those that mine Monero in the US... where do you exchange your Monero for BTC or USD?

Some of us don't.

But I would use Bisq if I did.

[explorer]

https://www.zerohedge.com/crypto/biden-bitcoin-right-privacy-coins?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+zerohedge%2Ffeed+%28zero+hedge+-+on+a+long+enough+timeline%2C+the+survival+rate+for+everyone+drops+to+zero%29

Some errors, of course, but they spelled Monero correctly!  

Thanks to Wekkel @ WO thread for posting this.