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This commit fixes a cache-key collision bug in Elements' range-proof and surjection-proof validation caches. Previously, the cache key was built by simply concatenating raw bytes, so two different sets of inputs could accidentally produce …
Cache key collision resistance hardened by length-prefixing all fieldsSurjection-proof cache key now includes vTags, fixing a missing-input vulnerabilityNew runtime option to disable range-proof cache without recompilation
This commit adds a new command-line option `-norangeproofcache` that lets node operators turn off an internal performance cache used when validating confidential transaction range proofs. It is a debug/test option, not a security fix. Ther…
No security-relevant signal in commit message or diffNew debug/test startup option onlyNo validation logic change; only cache lookup/store paths are bypassed
This commit fixes a cache-key collision bug in Elements' proof verification caches. Previously, the cache key for range proofs and surjection proofs was built by simply concatenating raw bytes, so two different sets of inputs could acciden…
Cache-key collision in proof verification cache could allow bypass of cryptographic verificationRaw concatenation of variable-length fields in cache-key constructionMissing input (vTags) in surjection-proof cache key
This update fixes several ways that malformed transaction data could crash Elements nodes or trick wallet users into signing bad transactions. The main changes turn internal 'assert' crashes into proper error returns when creating confiden…
assert-to-error conversion in rangeproof generationPSBT explicit output data now required before signing blinded outputspeg-in witness stack length and deserialization hardening
This merge commit fixes several security and robustness bugs in Elements' confidential-transaction blinding code and in its dynamic-federated (dynafed) header handling. The most user-visible issues are in 'blindpsbt': malformed PSET inputs…
Replacement of assertion failures with recoverable error returns in attacker-influenced PSET blinding pathsOut-of-bounds read prevention by requiring 33-byte Pedersen commitments before passing buffers to libsecp256k1Range-proof equality verification now checks both min and max bounds, closing a proof-forgery window
This commit only updates test scripts to fix flaky automated tests. It changes how test code calculates expected pegin subsidy values and how test nodes bind to network ports when using Bitcoin Core as a parent chain. No production node co…
No changes to production source codeChanges limited to test/functional/ Python test scriptsTest assertion hardening: dynamic subsidy computation instead of hardcoded constants
This commit hardens how Elements handles 'peg-in' transactions—transfers of assets from a parent blockchain into a sidechain. It adds size checks for witness data fields and wraps decoding in error handling so malformed inputs are rejected…
Out-of-bounds array access fixed in PSBT peg-in setupMissing length validation added for pegin witness stack elementsException handling added around deserialization of pegin witness components
This commit fixes a security bug in how the Elements wallet signs partially-signed Bitcoin transactions (PSBTs) for confidential (blinded) payments. Previously, a malicious counterparty could remove the plain-text amount and asset fields f…
Missing input validation on attacker-controlled PSBT dataBlinding proof verification relied on explicit fields that could be omitted by a counterpartyAssertions replaced with safe error returns for off-host data
This commit fixes a crash bug in the Elements blockchain wallet software. When creating a confidential (blinded) transaction, the code could hit an internal 'assert' and abort the program if it tried to generate a rangeproof for a zero-amo…
Removal of assert() on cryptographic operation result in transaction blinding codeConversion of abort-on-failure into error-return for rangeproof generation failuresNew explicit validation rejecting zero-amount spendable outputs in PSBT blinding
This commit fixes a denial-of-service bug in Elements' confidential asset handling. Previously, a malformed transaction file (PSET) could trigger a hard program crash (assert/abort) by feeding in mismatched cryptographic tags. The patch tu…
assert-to-error conversiondenial-of-service vector from untrusted PSET inputsurjection proof failure on attacker-chosen tags/generators
This commit fixes a crash/undefined-behavior bug in the Elements wallet's confidential-transaction blinding code. When processing a specially crafted Partially Signed Elements Transaction (PSET), the software would blindly use an output am…
Undefined behavior from dereferencing a disengaged std::optionalMissing input validation on optional PSET fieldPotential denial-of-service/crash via crafted PSET
This commit fixes a bug in how Elements nodes temporarily store block headers during initial sync. The node was stripping out Elements-specific fields (block height, proof, dynamic federation parameters, and signblock witness) when compres…
Header integrity loss in sync path: reconstructed header hash would not match received headerLoss of proof and signblock witness data needed for signed/dynafed validationPotential denial-of-service via sync failure or validation rejection of otherwise valid headers
This commit fixes a bug in how Elements verifies confidential transaction value proofs. Previously, the software only checked the lower bound of a mathematical range proof against the amount shown in a transaction. That meant a proof could…
Understated output values in PSET blind value proofsIncomplete range-proof bound verificationConfidential transaction amount mismatch risk
This patch fixes a bug in the Elements blockchain where dynamic-federation (dynafed) block headers could contain an incorrect block height and still be accepted, and where stored header records could be rebuilt with a different hash than t…
Header hash mismatch between accepted and reconstructed dynafed headers when legacy option disabledMissing height validation for dynafed headers when -con_blockheightinheader option is offPotential for accepting dynafed headers with incorrect block_height
This commit fixes a crash bug in Elements' confidential-transaction blinding code for PSBTs (Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions). A malformed, attacker-chosen 'blinding public key' that is not actually a valid point on the cryptographic…
Off-curve / invalid elliptic-curve public key reaches ECDHAssertion abort (DoS / process termination) via crafted inputMissing input validation in PSBT blinding path compared to non-PSBT path
This commit fixes a voting threshold bug in Elements' dynamic federation (dynafed) feature. The code was supposed to require at least 80% (four-fifths) of recent blocks to approve a change to federation parameters, but due to integer divis…
Consensus threshold under-approximation due to integer floor divisionPotential for dynafed parameter transition with less than intended 80% block approvalOverflow-safe ceiling formula used as remediation
This commit fixes a bug in the way confidential transaction value proofs are validated. Previously, the code accepted an explicit 9-byte value or an empty field where a 33-byte cryptographic commitment was expected. It then passed that sho…
Out-of-bounds read in cryptographic proof verificationInsufficient input validation before passing buffer to libsecp256k1Confidential value/asset commitment type confusion
This commit only adds a new test to the project's test suite. It checks that the wallet's default signing behavior correctly includes (or excludes) a special 'rangeproof' flag depending on whether a network upgrade called 'dynafed' is acti…
Adds functional test coverage for SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF default behaviorVerifies pre-dynafed wallet default does not set SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF bitNo modification to signing, consensus, or mempool code
This commit changes the Elements wallet so that, when a newer consensus feature called 'DynaFed' is active, any transaction the wallet signs without an explicit signature mode will automatically include the transaction's confidential outpu…
Fixes a known malleability vector: pre-Taproot rangeproof/witness malleabilityChanges wallet default sighash only when dynafed is activeDoes not override explicit user sighash choices
This commit changes how the Elements blockchain software creates and checks digital signatures for raw transactions. Once a network upgrade called 'dynafed' is active, the software now defaults to a signature type that also commits to conf…
New consensus-relevant sighash default gated by dynafed activationVerification flag added to accept previously rejected signature typeRaw transaction signing behavior change for RPC callers
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Lower-prioritytest: fix fedpeg test to work with bitcoind parentby Byron Hambly · 45fd28fc · Sep 1, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 72 · AdequateTriage 0Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
test: fix fedpeg test to work with bitcoind parent
72/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Lower-prioritytest: fix pegin subsidy test to work with bitcoind parentby Byron Hambly · 22bb2774 · Sep 1, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 72 · AdequateTriage 0Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
test: fix pegin subsidy test to work with bitcoind parent
72/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Lower-prioritybroaden the CMake guard for simplicity to also match Clang on any platformby Tom Trevethan · 665d8738 · Aug 31, 2026 · 2 filesMessage 75 · AdequateTriage 0Details
Commit message · Tom Trevethan
broaden the CMake guard for simplicity to also match Clang on any platform
fix is_valid() in test framework for elements amounts
75/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Lower-prioritybuild: add simplicity/cmr.c to src/CMakeLists.txtby Byron Hambly · 04aa60ca · Aug 28, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 57 · ThinTriage 0Details
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build: add simplicity/cmr.c to src/CMakeLists.txt
57/100 · ThinMessage clarity
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doc: release note for default rangeproof-committing sighash
Document the new default pre-Taproot sighash (SIGHASH_ALL | SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF), its scope (wallet + raw RPC + bitcoin-tx), and the activation/chain-params gating.
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Extend feature_sighash_rangeproof.py with a case asserting that the wallet's default sign path (no explicit sighash arg) produces signatures that commit to output rangeproofs once dynafed is active.
95/100 · StrongMessage clarity
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Why it was queued
signing boundary
AI analysis · Informational 12/100
This commit only adds a new test to the project's test suite. It checks that the wallet's default signing behavior correctly includes (or excludes) a special 'rangeproof' flag depending on whether a network upgrade called 'dynafed' is active. There is no change to wallet, node, or consensus code—only a new automated test is introduced.
Lower-prioritybitcoin-tx: default to rangeproof-committing sighash via chain paramsby Byron Hambly · 5ed683cb · Aug 26, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 85 · StrongTriage 0Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
bitcoin-tx: default to rangeproof-committing sighash via chain params
elements-tx has no chainstate, so gate the default sighash on chain parameters via CChainParams::SighashRangeproofActiveByParams(): commit to rangeproofs by default on chains where dynafed is known active (including liquidv1), otherwise use the historical SIGHASH_ALL default so offline-built txs stay standard and valid. Normalize SIGHASH_DEFAULT to SIGHASH_ALL for the legacy tool path; explicit sighash=... still overrides.
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Security candidaterpc: default raw signing to rangeproof-committing sighash when dynafed activeby Byron Hambly · f5e2b1f5 · Aug 26, 2026 · 4 filesMessage 73 · AdequateLow 33Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
rpc: default raw signing to rangeproof-committing sighash when dynafed active
Default the raw signing RPCs to commit to output rangeproofs when dynafed is active at the current tip. The SignTransaction util gains a sighash_rangeproof_active parameter and, when no sighash is supplied, resolves the default via DefaultSighashType. Wire this through signrawtransactionwithkey and descriptorprocesspsbt using DeploymentActiveAfter(DEPLOYMENT_DYNA_FED) for tip activation. Explicit user-supplied sighash types are left untouched.
73/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Why it was queued
signing boundarysigning or wallet path
AI analysis · Low 33/100
This commit changes how the Elements blockchain software creates and checks digital signatures for raw transactions. Once a network upgrade called 'dynafed' is active, the software now defaults to a signature type that also commits to confidential transaction rangeproofs. It also fixes verification so signatures using that new default are accepted instead of rejected. The change is a protocol-alignment fix; it does not appear to introduce a security vulnerability, but it prevents a functional break where valid wallet signatures would be considered invalid.
Security candidatewallet: default to rangeproof-committing sighash when dynafed activeby Byron Hambly · ce342f58 · Aug 26, 2026 · 3 filesMessage 73 · AdequateModerate 64Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
wallet: default to rangeproof-committing sighash when dynafed active
Change the wallet's default pre-Taproot sighash to commit to output rangeproofs when dynafed is active at the current tip, closing the pre-Taproot rangeproof (witness) malleability gap. Route the default through DefaultSighashType(chain().isSighashRangeproofActive()) in CWallet::SignTransaction and in the signrawtransactionwithwallet / walletprocesspsbt RPCs when the caller does not supply a sighash. Explicit user-supplied sighash types are left untouched.
73/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Why it was queued
signing boundarysigning or wallet path
AI analysis · Moderate 64/100
This commit changes the Elements wallet so that, when a newer consensus feature called 'DynaFed' is active, any transaction the wallet signs without an explicit signature mode will automatically include the transaction's confidential output proofs ('rangeproofs') in the signature. Previously, those proofs could be changed by a third party after the transaction was signed, which could let someone mangle a transaction's witness data without invalidating the signature. The fix only changes the default behavior; users who explicitly pick a signature mode are unaffected.
chainparams: add SighashRangeproofActiveByParams() for offline gating
Add a CChainParams helper that decides, from chain parameters alone (without a chain tip), whether SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF can be assumed active. This is true when dynafed is configured ALWAYS_ACTIVE, or on liquidv1 where dynafed is height-activated (not the ALWAYS_ACTIVE sentinel) but is long since active on the live chain. This is the chainstate-less gating source used by elements-tx.
Add a unit test covering liquidv1 (active by chain type, nStartTime != ALWAYS_ACTIVE), liquidv1test (active via ALWAYS_ACTIVE override), and regtest (inactive).
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Lower-prioritySquashed 'src/simplicity/' changes from 49b96499a6..abede47eb8by Byron Hambly · e15a6259 · Aug 25, 2026 · 12 filesMessage 81 · StrongTriage 0Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
Squashed 'src/simplicity/' changes from 49b96499a6..abede47eb8
abede47eb8 Merge BlockstreamResearch/Simplicity#324: Bitcoin Application for Simplicity eae2b6f2fd misc: minor changes from #324 review b2b8577164 cmake: add cmr and bitcoin/cmr to build df01c33990 Add basic CMake build support for libBitcoinSimplicity 4924ea7c6c Implementation of cmr.c for bitcoin 9782370700 Implementation of exec.c for bitcoin 512feba872 Add SIMPLICITY_FALLTHROUGH macro and enable -Wimplicit-fallthrough in CI
Add a Chain interface method that reports whether SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF is active for signing at the current chain tip, mirroring the mempool standardness check (DeploymentActiveAfter for DEPLOYMENT_DYNA_FED). This is the live-tip gating source used by the wallet and wallet-backed RPC to decide the default pre-Taproot sighash.
73/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Why it was queued
signing boundary
AI analysis · Informational 17/100
This commit adds a small internal helper that lets the wallet ask the node whether a particular Elements feature (SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF) is active at the current chain tip. It is purely an exposure of existing chain-state information through a programming interface; it does not change consensus rules, transaction validation, or network behavior. There is no obvious security bug here.
Security candidatescript: add SIGHASH_ALL_WITH_RANGEPROOF and DefaultSighashType; strip rangeproof bit for Taproot signingby Byron Hambly · 6a531c26 · Aug 18, 2026 · 4 filesMessage 73 · AdequateLow 35Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
script: add SIGHASH_ALL_WITH_RANGEPROOF and DefaultSighashType; strip rangeproof bit for Taproot signing
Add a named default constant SIGHASH_ALL_WITH_RANGEPROOF (SIGHASH_ALL | SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF) and a DefaultSighashType() helper that selects the default pre-Taproot sighash based on whether SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF is active for the target chain.
Strip the 0x40 (SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF) bit when computing Schnorr signatures, since the BIP341-style sighash always commits to rangeproofs and rejects the bit. This keeps SIGHASH_ALL_WITH_RANGEPROOF a valid universal default for both pre-Taproot and Taproot signing.
73/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Why it was queued
signing boundarysigning or wallet path
AI analysis · Low 35/100
This commit adds a new default signature mode for the Elements sidechain that includes 'rangeproof' data in signatures for older-style (pre-Taproot) transactions. It also makes sure that when Taproot/Schnorr signing is used, the extra rangeproof bit is stripped away because Taproot already commits to rangeproofs in a different way and would reject the bit. The change is defensive: it closes a 'rangeproof malleability gap' where transaction witnesses could potentially be altered without invalidating signatures, but only on chains where the relevant feature (dynafed) is active. It is not a fix for an active exploit, but a hardening/correctness improvement.
Lower-prioritytest: ruff format for feature_sighash_rangeproof.pyby Byron Hambly · 529eaa1f · Aug 18, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 72 · AdequateTriage 0Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
test: ruff format for feature_sighash_rangeproof.py
72/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Lower-priorityFix intermittent failure in feature_pegin_subsidy.pyby Tom Trevethan · c6692e16 · Aug 17, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 50 · ThinTriage 0Details
Commit message · Tom Trevethan
Fix intermittent failure in feature_pegin_subsidy.py
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Why it was queued
signing boundarycryptography-sensitive pathseed or entropy pathsigning or wallet pathboot or update pathauthentication pathparser or protocol path
AI analysis · Moderate 63/100
This commit is a large subtree update that pulls in many upstream secp256k1-zkp changes. The most security-relevant parts are fixes for two cryptographic proof modules used in Elements' confidential transactions: surjection proofs and range proofs. The commit message says the fixes prevent reusing random-looking proof values ('s-values' and nonces) across different proof statements, which is a known way cryptographic proofs can be forged or leak secrets. However, the actual code changes for those fixes are not shown in the supplied diff; only repository-wide metadata and build/CI file changes are visible. So while the topic is security-sensitive, we cannot directly verify the cryptographic details from the materials provided.
Lower-priorityAdd test that sighash midstate cache treats the SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF bit as part of its keyby Tom Trevethan · ec89c800 · Aug 14, 2026 · 2 filesMessage 60 · AdequateTriage 0Details
Commit message · Tom Trevethan
Add test that sighash midstate cache treats the SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF bit as part of its key
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tests: add sighash caching tests to feature_taproot
Github-Pull: #32473 Rebased-From: 9014d4016ad9351cb59b587541895e55f5d589cc (cherry picked from commit 5a0506eea03e423121dd2112c2ba5fb4320022e3) (cherry picked from commit b4780f0d87b173f6ca4a14104e127aa8dfe75208)
91/100 · StrongMessage clarity
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Lower-priorityELEMENTS: backport per-txin sighash midstate cache with SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF keyingby Tom Trevethan · 903be1e5 · Aug 13, 2026 · 2 filesMessage 81 · StrongTriage 0Details
Commit message · Tom Trevethan
ELEMENTS: backport per-txin sighash midstate cache with SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF keying
Backport of bitcoin/bitcoin#32473 as integrated on elements-23.x (eb64d2486f54), reapplied against master's tree.
The SIGHASH_RANGEPROOF (0x40) bit changes the sighash preimage: segwit v0 appends hashRangeproofs, and the legacy serializer appends each output's rangeproof and surjectionproof. It is therefore part of the cache key, and the table has 16 entries rather than upstream's 6. Dropping that term is a consensus split with deployed elements-23.x in both directions.
Upstream added SigHashCache as a pure addition, so a merge of this file will auto-merge without prompting for the Elements adaptation. Hence the explicit markers.
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Lower-prioritybuild(secp256k1): force surjectionproof moduleby Abdullah1738 · 68affce5 · Aug 12, 2026 · 1 fileMessage 57 · ThinTriage 0Details
Commit message · Abdullah1738
build(secp256k1): force surjectionproof module
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Security candidatefix: range proof cache bind to asset and scriptpubkeyby Byron Hambly · c26d719c · Aug 3, 2026 · 2 filesMessage 62 · AdequateCritical 87Details
Commit message · Byron Hambly
fix: range proof cache bind to asset and scriptpubkey
62/100 · AdequateMessage clarity
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Why it was queued
consensus or confidential-proof validation
AI analysis · Critical 87/100
This commit changes how Elements (the software behind the Liquid sidechain) remembers whether it has already checked a 'range proof'—a cryptographic receipt that helps keep transaction amounts private. Previously, the cache key was built only from the proof and the value commitment. The patch adds the asset commitment and the output's scriptPubKey to that key. An independent researcher argues that an earlier version of this same fix introduced a cache-key collision that was exploited to withdraw roughly 4,000 BTC from Liquid's federation wallet. The commit itself is a narrow code change; the exploit claim comes from outside analysis, not from the commit message or a vendor root-cause report.
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signing or wallet pathsecond-pass: opaque commit messagesecond-pass: security-sensitive path
AI analysis · Informational 15/100
This commit removes a single trailing space at the end of a comment line in a Python test file. It is a cosmetic linting cleanup with no functional change to the software and no security relevance.
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signing or wallet pathsecond-pass: opaque commit messagesecond-pass: security-sensitive path
AI analysis · Informational 19/100
This commit fixes mistakes in the text descriptions and type labels shown by several command-line/RPC commands. Most changes are cosmetic documentation corrections, such as fixing typos, marking fields as optional, and correcting error messages. The only functional change is a small update to the `combineblocksigs` command so its optional `witnessScript` argument behaves as documented for both old-style and dynamic-federation blocks, plus a regression test for that behavior. There is no direct security vulnerability being patched.
AI review queuedadd linter check to CIby Tom Trevethan · 713da864 · Jul 7, 2026 · 3 filesMessage 38 · OpaqueInformational 15Details
Commit message · Tom Trevethan
add linter check to CI
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second-pass: opaque commit message
AI analysis · Informational 15/100
This commit adds a code-style linter to the project's continuous integration (CI) pipeline and makes two small supporting changes: it tells the shell linter to ignore a specific quoting warning in build scripts, and it adds a parameter to a test helper function with a note explaining it is used by a currently disabled test. There is no security-relevant code change here.
