256 Foundation audit of bitcoin mine solids and 41 findings of third-party risk

Bitcoin News sent a communication on platform X that 256 Foundation has launched 256 Red Team security projects to audit ASI mine solids through reverse engineering, real-time traffic capture and reconciliation by share. The team indicated that 41 problem reports had been submitted for the original Bit continent solids and for third-party solids such as LuxOS, VNISH and Brains OS. Problems identified include unidentifiable plant API, path for obtaining root privileges, default certificates, built-in supplier SSH keys, and the failure to verify installation updates. Following a back-compilation and a real-time link check of the Bitcontinental Guarding Process, researchers indicated that evidence of the retention of algorithms, the remote termination of switches or the concealment of beacons had not been found in the original Bit Continent solid; the associated hazards were concentrated in third-party “optimization” solids. The researchers have submitted three responsible disclosures to VNISH, Luxor and Brains and have given each party a 30-day response time, after which they will be publicly disclosed. MicroBT, Canaan, Auradine, Bitdeer and ePIC will be subject to follow-up audits。