#BITMESSAGE MAC UPGRADE#
We'll remove support for the old method after an upgrade period.
#BITMESSAGE MAC UPDATE#
Translation update and localisation fixes.integration with landscape.io for code quality checking.transifex webhooks automate translation workflow.updated to Python 2.7.13 and OpenSSL 1.0.2k.64bit binary does not require MSVC Redistributable 2012 anymore and is mostly built with mingw instead of MSVC.separate Makefile for Microsoft Visual C++.C PoW core count detection fixes for OpenBSD.setup.py detects Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, openSUSE, Gentoo and Guix.directory structure reorganisation to get rid of obsolete code.extended encoding can be extended by adding new classes to the "messagetypes" directory.Use it by holding Shift while clicking on Send extended encoding available for testing.network settings allow an optimised bootstrap provider mode.some network parameters configurable, but mostly only through directly editing keys.dat.refactoring to reduce circular imports and global variables.refactoring of configuration interface, inventory, downloading and uploading tracking, known nodes and other minor parts.networking subsystem performance improvements.OpenBSD listening socket fix (works IPv4-only mode instead of not at all).message retransmit timing now works as the description.gentle warning if sending to a chan with a too low TTL.added setup.py (setuptools) for easier installation.contact support form and About dialog show the GIT head.can select OpenCL vendor if multiple are available (previously it would have crashed).UI feedback when C PoW module is not available.improved feedback when busy during shutdown.many minor usability improvements, in particular helpful for beginners.Šurda believes that the attackers exploiting this vulnerability to gain remote access are primarily looking for private keys of Electrum bitcoin wallets stored on the compromised device, using which they could/might have stolen bitcoins.īitmessage developers have since fixed the vulnerability with the release of new PyBitmessage version 0.6.3.2. "My old Bitmessage addresses are to be considered compromised and not to be used," Šurda tweeted.
Since his Bitmessage addresses were most likely considered to be compromised, he suggested users not to contact him at that address. If the attacker transferred your Bitcoins, please contact me (here on Reddit)." "The automated script looked in ~/.electrum/wallets, but when using the reverse shell, he had access to other files as well. The attacker ran an automated script but also opened, or tried to open, a remote reverse shell," Bitmessage core developer Peter Šurda explained in a Reddit thread. "The exploit is triggered by a malicious message if you are the recipient (including joined chans).
#BITMESSAGE MAC WINDOWS#
According to Bitmessage developers, a critical zero-day remote code execution vulnerability, described as a message encoding flaw, affects PyBitmessage version 0.6.2 for Linux, Mac, and Windows and has been exploited against some of their users.
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