Full-Chain Membership Proofs, as a concept, is a replacement for rings within the Monero protocol. While rings have offered sender privacy to Monero since it launched, they're vulnerable to attacks such as the EAE attack, have difficulties upon chain reorganzations, and in general enable statistical analysis (mitigated by distribution of the decoy selection...

Overview This is the v0.18.3.3 release of the Monero software. This release fixes connecting to password protected nodes. Some highlights of this release are: Wallet: fix connecting to password protected nodes (#9238) Add support for RISC-V update notifications (#9229) Rename trunc_amount back to amount in ECDH...

Overview This is the v0.18.3.3 release of the Monero GUI software. This release fixes connecting to password protected nodes. The latest CLI release notes can be found on the precedent blog post Some highlights of this release are: Fix fix connecting to password protected nodes (#4291) Update Qt to 5.15.13...

Overview This is the v0.18.3.2 release of the Monero software. This is a recommended release that adds support for RISC-V and contains important bug fixes. Some highlights of this release are: Add RISC-V (riscv64) support (#9029) Daemon: multiple ZMQ bug fixes (#9053, #9080) Daemon: disable ports with I2P (#9142)...

Overview This is the v0.18.3.2 release of the Monero GUI software. This is a recommended release that fixes automatic fee selection. The latest CLI release notes can be found on the precedent blog post Some highlights of this release are: Fix automatic fee selection (#4283) Add support for Trezor Safe 3 (#4255)...

TL;DR: A recent review conducted by Cypher Stack identified issues with CLSAG formal security proofs, and proposed fixes. These fixes don't affect the Monero implementation of CLSAG, so users are not at risk, and no action needs to be taken. The Monero transaction protocol uses CLSAG, a linkable ring signature construction, to authorize transactions....