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This doesn't appear to deploy properly. Does the post file need an extension? |
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@AaronFeickert updated |
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The tag is of course up to you, but I would not consider the findings urgent since they do not affect the Monero implementation. Users do not need to take any action. |
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I replaced it with the cryptography tag. |
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Sarang / CypherStack found issues with the CLSAG security proofs during an audit and offered to write a blog post for us.
Should I remove the urgent tag since this doesn't directly impact monero's CLSAG implementation?