There is no coin called Panda, afaik. Our coin is called Pandacoin and the symbol is PND.
Thanks for your efforts, tho
Topic: Coins with active devs, per Heartbleed bug example - page 4. (Read 8872 times)
dogeforlife, You're using different naming standards in that list, full names for some, symbols for some, shortnames (?) for others.
There is no coin called Panda, afaik. Our coin is called Pandacoin and the symbol is PND.
Thanks for your efforts, tho
There is no coin called Panda, afaik. Our coin is called Pandacoin and the symbol is PND.
Thanks for your efforts, tho
It's good to see a lot of good devs out there actually working on their coins, it really shows which coins may be worth investing in if you ask me.
The QBC (Quebecoin) dev has fixed his wallet before the coin is even released, don't know if that counts but he has been great in responding to everything so far. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6141963
Darkcoin (4/9/14): https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6144786
GoldCoin has made the fix
YACC build date = Apr 7 2014, 18:51:12
Winner?
Winner?
You still haven't given the king his crown. Put YACC up at the top of the list. Cassey is a good developer and his lesser known coin deserves some recognition for his fast attention to patching this security flaw.
[LKY] Luckycoin-QT v1.0.1 security update: OpenSSL Heartbleed fix
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9842-luckycoin-qt-v101-security-update-openssl-101g-heartbleed-fix/
https://cryptocointalk.com/topic/9842-luckycoin-qt-v101-security-update-openssl-101g-heartbleed-fix/
(RSC) Realstackcoin patched
(PDR) Planetdollar patched
(GPUC) GPUCoin patched
(PDR) Planetdollar patched
(GPUC) GPUCoin patched
The highly skilled RapeCoin dev team updated openssl and the coin to the latest version, as well.
BlackCoin fixed(Apr 9, 2014): http://www.blackcoin.co/update-2/security-issue-heartbleed/
Just a note that YACC and YAC are two different coins.
Awesome job on the part the the YACC devs to make that something that needs to be pointed out
OP, are you referring to us for 11?
Yacoin, or YAC was upgraded on 4/8/2014 https://github.com/yacoin/yacoin/pull/45
Includes security fix for https://www.openssl.org/news/secadv_20140407.txt
Qt checkbox to enable stake minting.
Multiple POS enhancements.
MSVC++ Native version.
Scrypt-Jane updates.
Please consider listing PandaCoin with its symbols (PND) as there are three of them.
This, specially since the one called PAND was a scam, so as a member of the community that still mines and pay attention to PND (the pandacoin that did patch the heartbleed bug), we would like to not be confused with PAND ~
Also, another coins for the OP to add, Bitquark (BTQ), Darkcoin (DRK)
references:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=468018.msg6135032;topicseen#msg6135032 (btq)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=421615.msg6144786;topicseen#msg6144786 (drk)
Please consider listing PandaCoin with its symbols (PND) as there are three of them.
Got them, thank you for the information. So just 16 out of hundreds???
Considering the fix is as simple as recompiling clients using SSL 1.0.1.g instead of 1.0.1.e, surely there a more coins in compliance
Considering the fix is as simple as recompiling clients using SSL 1.0.1.g instead of 1.0.1.e, surely there a more coins in compliance
PND -pandacoin- (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/the-official-pandacoin-thread-pndscryptkgw0-premine-464476) updated yesterday. OP should list the coins in chronological order by date, at least. To better illustrate the activity, dedication, and responsiveness of the listed developers as per the threads intention.
ECC updated today, though they seem to rely on mintcoin upstream.
Well noticed, this says indeed something.
On a side note is it necessary to change your wallet password too?
On a side note is it necessary to change your wallet password too?
Reddcoin too, a/o today.
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