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SUMMARY:A PR from polespinasa is merged into Bitcoin Core!
DESCRIPTION:A pull request authored by polespinasa has been successfully merged into the Bitcoin Core repository. This contribution reflects our ongoing involvement in open-source development and engagement with the Bitcoin protocol’s core implementation.
URL:https://www.discrypt.cat/event/a-pr-from-polespinasa-is-merged-into-bitcoin-core/
LOCATION:Barcelona
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SUMMARY:We attended the DANGER project workshop in URV\, Tarragona
DESCRIPTION:Our team attended the DANGER project workshop\, hosted at the Universitat Rovira i Virgili (URV) in Tarragona. The workshop served as a collaborative platform for researchers working on digital security and risk management under the DANGER initiative.
URL:https://www.discrypt.cat/event/we-attended-the-danger-project-workshop-in-urv-tarragona/
LOCATION:URV\, Tarragona\, Tarragona\, Spain
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SUMMARY:We attended the XVIII Reunión Española de Criptología y Seguridad de la Información (RECSI)
DESCRIPTION:We participated in the XVIII edition of the Reunión Española de Criptología y Seguridad de la Información (RECSI)\, held in León. This national scientific meeting focuses on cryptology and information security\, serving as a forum for the dissemination and discussion of research conducted within the Spanish-speaking community.
URL:https://www.discrypt.cat/event/we-attended-the-xviii-reunion-espanola-de-criptologia-y-seguridad-de-la-informacion-recsi/
LOCATION:León\, Spain\, León\, Spain
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SUMMARY:We organized the 18th International Workshop on Data Privacy Management
DESCRIPTION:We co-organized the 18th International Workshop on Data Privacy Management (DPM)\, also held in Bydgoszcz. This workshop served as a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue on advances in data protection\, privacy-preserving computation\, and regulatory compliance (e.g.\, GDPR). Contributions included theoretical frameworks and practical implementations aimed at enhancing the confidentiality and integrity of personal data in digital systems\, with a special focus on privacy challenges in data-intensive applications.
URL:https://www.discrypt.cat/event/we-organized-the-18th-international-workshop-on-data-privacy-management/
LOCATION:Bydgoszcz\, Poland\, Bydgoszcz\, Poland
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SUMMARY:We organized the 8th International Workshop on Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology
DESCRIPTION:We co-organized the 8th edition of the International Workshop on Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technology (CBT) in Bydgoszcz\, Poland. The event brought together academics and industry professionals to present and discuss novel research on blockchain protocols\, consensus mechanisms\, scalability\, and security in distributed ledger technologies. Particular attention was given to the integration of cryptographic primitives in blockchain infrastructures and the evaluation of emerging applications such as decentralized finance (DeFi).
URL:https://www.discrypt.cat/event/we-organized-the-8th-international-workshop-on-cryptocurrencies-and-blockchain-technology/
LOCATION:Bydgoszcz\, Poland\, Bydgoszcz\, Poland
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SUMMARY:MDAI 2024: Decision Tree Based Inference of Lightning Network Client Implementations
DESCRIPTION:On August 27th\, 2024\, our research group had the honor of presenting the paper titled “Decision Tree Based Inference of Lightning Network Client Implementations” at the 21st International Conference on Modeling Decisions for Artificial Intelligence (MDAI 2024)\, held in Tokyo\, Japan. \nThis work explores a novel methodology for identifying which specific client implementation a Lightning Network node is using—such as LND\, c-lightning (Core Lightning)\, or Eclair—based solely on observable network behaviors. By leveraging decision tree algorithms\, the study demonstrates how client-specific heuristics can be inferred from message timing\, routing patterns\, and protocol-level fingerprints\, all without needing privileged access to the nodes. \nThe motivation behind this research stems from the increasing importance of understanding software diversity in decentralized networks\, where different client implementations may follow subtly different rules or optimizations. Identifying these implementations can support forensic analysis\, protocol robustness testing\, and interoperability studies—particularly crucial as the Lightning Network continues to evolve as a second-layer solution for Bitcoin scalability. \nThe conference provided a valuable platform to discuss our findings with international experts in artificial intelligence\, data modeling\, and cybersecurity. Feedback from the MDAI community helped validate the importance of behavioral inference in financial and privacy-preserving systems\, and opened up new directions for future research on metadata leakage and adversarial modeling in blockchain-based environments. \nWe are proud to contribute to the growing body of work that blends machine learning with decentralized network analysis\, and look forward to further collaborations in this area. The full paper is available in the MDAI 2024 proceedings\, and we welcome questions or discussions from interested researchers.
URL:https://www.discrypt.cat/event/mdai-2024-decision-tree-based-inference-of-lightning-network-client-implementations/
LOCATION:Tokyo\, Japan\, Tokyo\, Japan
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