Dashjr Questions Coldcard Random Number Code
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On November 10, 2026, Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr published nine concerns he had raised about Coldcard’s random number code. He stated that these issues were not something only a “genius AI” could discover. However, Dashjr did not assert that every one of them could be exploited, nor did he confirm that these issues necessarily constituted vulnerabilities. Current reports have only disclosed the concerns he raised and related statements, without providing a response from Coldcard or details of any subsequent actions.
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- CryptopolitanLuke Dashjr says Coldcard RNG flaws can be found by humans
Bitcoin Core developer Luke Dashjr published nine concerns about Coldcard’s random number code, saying these issues can be found by humans rather than only by “genius AI,” but did not assert that every issue could be exploited or necessarily constituted a vulnerability.
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