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[rdnkjdi]

what one can expect from a guy who hold more than 500k LTC or even much more 

Ah hah.  I was wondering if anybody else would bring this up

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[WillowRosenberg]

* After conversing with rpietilla I do not think he hired any trolls or is a scammer per say. I do think he has gotten himself into something he didn't expect and is simply trying to build a coin.

Sorry for being a grammar nazi, but I thought you'd like to know it is:

per se

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_se

PS Love you BCX

[Moneroman88]

Thanks for the buying opportunity, whoever you are!

+1 I'm sure this is what BCX himself is thinking too, lol

all smokes and mirrors

[Hotmetal]

Thanks for the buying opportunity, whoever you are!

+1 I'm sure this is what BCX himself is thinking too, lol

all dust and smokes

You mean smoke and mirrors?

[Moneroman88]

Another Moneroman88 account LOL

FYI that isn't my account...

monero was forked from bytecoin just like most other cryptonote currencies, none of which have messed with the ring signature algorithms as far as I know. So how come BCX doesn't mention those? I will give you a guess: because he has a financial interest in "killing" monero or wants to buy up the cheap XMR to gain a whale position. there are no exploits. Edit: or if there are, he sure as shit hasn't found em.

[AdamWhite]

Another Moneroman88 account LOL

I have nothing to prove but if you will notice that rpietila did in fact respond in this thread and did not dispute anything I posted. (or smooth for that matter)

This isn't new information and I am not the only one that is aware of this. The "annoyance" exploits I did find, that being a chain bloat exploit and a diff exploit that would enable a fairly disruptive TW attack. The keyring issue was discussed among a group and I expanded on it as well successfully tested under the prescribed conditions. I'm sorry if you do not like the facts but seriously I do not have any interest in saving, improving, investing or attacking XMR.


~BCX~

Right, you're only interested in posting publicly about a "coin-killer" exploit and then claiming you have "nothing to prove"

[CryptoAddict]

Another Moneroman88 account LOL

sorry, but no.

I'm sorry if you do not like the facts but seriously I do not have any interest in saving, improving, investing or attacking XMR.

quote wiki:

A fact (derived from the Latin factum, see below) is something that has really occurred or is actually the case. The usual test for a statement of fact is verifiability, that is, whether it can be demonstrated to correspond to experience. Standard reference works are often used to check facts. Scientific facts are verified by repeatable experiments.

[Ultros]

I'm sorry if you do not like the facts but seriously I do not have any interest in saving, improving, investing or attacking XMR.

But apparently you had an interest to post this, otherwise you would have..idk, swam in a pool, cooked some steaks, watched Breaking Bad. Despite that absolute lack of care you spent some time checking the code, posting your findings, and make everyone freak out.
You seems to be a smart man, so you're probably aware of the fact that you just dropped a FUD-bomb. Can I kindly ask you why? Is that just because some pathetic troll (whom is most likely someone that want XMR to tank) taunted you? You're bored? You want some people to be pissed? Is that some sort of forum's cause?

[Nxtblg]

I have been bombarded by trolls trying to drag me into this since early July.

Someday, if you can find the time, it might be worthwhile treating a union fellow to a beer and asking him why he declines to do other people's fighting for them.

[CryptoAddict]

A fact (derived from the Latin factum, see below) is something that has really occurred or is actually the case. The usual test for a statement of fact is verifiability, that is, whether it can be demonstrated to correspond to experience. Standard reference works are often used to check facts. Scientific facts are verified by repeatable experiments.

So BCX.. keeping this in mind, if you claim something to be a fact, you need to back it up with something so other people can verify it. If what you are saying is true, then release the details to the public and open up the gates of chaos and see what happens. I have solid faith in the abilities of the XMR dev team, as they have demonstrated in the past that they can deal with issues as they come up. The way they handled the previous CryptoNote exploit speaks for itself.

I think people forget that XMR is like a beta-product, it's not considered a finished version ready for widespread use and adoption. People should rejoice when bugs & problems get discovered as it opens up the possibility of overcoming them and creating something even better. Besides it's not only the XMR devs that have a interest in fixing this if it's true, but all other CN coins too.

The only reason I can see for you to create a thread like this is to create some fud and buy in cheap (Since you specifically targeted XMR out of all CN coins).

[btcney]

Come on, post it for the lulz

[Hotmetal]

The only reason I can see for you to create a thread like this is to create some fud and buy in cheap (Since you specifically targeted XMR out of all CN coins).

The other CN coins aren't worth targeting (BTC value) either way. If someone was going to attack a CN coin and be able to steal people's wallets, it would be XMR wallets wouldn't it?

[superresistant]

The only reason I can see for you to create a thread like this is to create some fud and buy in cheap (Since you specifically targeted XMR out of all CN coins).

The other CN coins aren't worth targeting (BTC value) either way. If someone was going to attack a CN coin and be able to steal people's wallets, it would be XMR wallets wouldn't it?

If someone find an exploit, he doesn't tell everyone on bitcointalk.

[owlcatz]

The only reason I can see for you to create a thread like this is to create some fud and buy in cheap (Since you specifically targeted XMR out of all CN coins).

The other CN coins aren't worth targeting (BTC value) either way. If someone was going to attack a CN coin and be able to steal people's wallets, it would be XMR wallets wouldn't it?

If someone find an exploit, he doesn't tell everyone on bitcointalk.

No, but he could have a soul and post the details to some respectable dev, like fluffy or smooth...

[statdude]

Never a dull day

[kenel]

How the hell did I get pulled into this somehow? haha.

[Triffin]

Why not call BItCoinEXpress's bluff ??
Offer a bounty .. we might as well find out sooner
rather than later if there is an 'exploit' to be had ..

Triff ..

[klee]

Is this affecting all CN coins?

[damiano]

Is this affecting all CN coins?

According to his post yes, it does affect all CN

[DonYo]

Is this affecting all CN coins?

To fix this, anonymity will need to be sacrificed.

I think that this sould mean that it must affect to all CN coins, but OP is only refering to Monero.