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A cutting-edge AI security audit of the Bitcoin protocol found only a small number of vulnerabilities, according to Trustnodes. Coinbase Chief Security Officer Jeff Lunglhofer said AI models identified two minor issues, while a separate research team at Block, led by Jack Dorsey, used AI to find one medium-severity vulnerability.
The vulnerability reportedly works only on non-Linux platforms and involves a malicious peer sending TCP urgent out-of-band data to exhaust a node’s memory. The other two issues involved higher memory usage caused by a peer queue while a node is paused and a rare problem during blockchain reorganization, or reorg, according to the report.
The audit used multiple AI models, including Kimi K3, Mythos 5.1, OpenAI’s Daybreak Red and Cyber Unlocked Fable. All findings were cross-validated using different models, and candidate vulnerabilities were further tested by linking attack scenarios, developing exploits and verifying them.