Bitcoin Core Discloses High-Severity Security Bug That Could Halt Mining Nodes
By Jamie Redman
Bitcoin Core disclosed three security vulnerabilities on Nov. 10, 2026, including a high-severity defect capable of disrupting mining operations and two additional weaknesses affecting block processing and Tor connections. Although developers patched the problems in October 2025, their technical details remained…
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