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This is an outstanding post. A highly details report, covering the bug from detection, through possible solutions and it was implemented in HF20. In my opinions, exploits are the 1st priority bugs for any product. This is obviously even more critical in projects such as steem, which are essentially banks. It's fun reading the report, and a real joy to review it. But even as an overjoyed spectator, I couldn't help but notice this:
Please refrain from such language in the future. Reading issues in github shouldn't trigger anyone. With that said, I'll be counting the seconds till your next contribution. What a ride this report was. Awesome sauce dude.
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Thank you for kind words.
The title in the github issue.. I'm not sure if I remember clearly what word I've used, but I can imagine which it was. Sorry for that. Because english is not my first language I forgot that this word is kind of disturbing.
I'm very interested in math so if I find more issues I will report them for sure :)
Hi @achiron,
may I know the reason why this was approved? As you said the bug is already fixed. This implied the developers already knew about it. So am I allowed to report bugs which are already fixed?
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The Secret Service
@secret.service, if you read the github issue and the HF20 post you will see that they fixed it because he reported it. He made it happen.
Hi @archion,
Ok. I see. But the issue was created in May and closed in June. Can I report bugs even if they are older than 14 days and already fixed?
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The Secret Service
Well, I didn't report the issue faster to utopian because I thought it is dangerous to tell publicly about this exploit. But then I saw steemitblog already published the info so I decided I can do it to.
Hi,
I fully understand your point but this does not answer my question from above. Can I report bugs which were closed months before?
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The Secret Service
Pretty sure the 14 day rule doesn't apply to bug fixes. As long as the application is on the latest version then it is acceptable. I went and reviewed the guidelines because I also was confused on this point. Though that raises the question of whether or not someone can just report a bug from an application that hasn't been updated in months.
Hi,
Thank you for the feedback. Maybe I can ask someone at utopian for help here.
Kind regards
The Secret Service
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