Bitcoin Transaction Malleability Theory in Practice

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A mysterious vulnerability from 2011 almost made the Bitcoin network collapse. Silk Road, MTGox, and potentially many more trading websites claim to be prone to "Transaction Malleability." We will shed some light and show in practice how to exploit this vulnerability.
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Daniel Chechik, Ben Hayak


Black Hat - USA - 2014 Hacking conference
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