Bitcoin inscriptions receive 5.3 severity score on National Vulnerability Database
Bitcoin inscriptions have garnered a “medium” base severity score from the NVD.
Update (Dec. 13, 12:05am): This article has been changed to reflect clarification from Luke Dashjr, who says he had requested Bitcoin inscriptions be given a CVE number, but did not have a part in it being added to the NVD.
Bitcoin inscriptions have received a 5.3 medium base severity score from the National Vulnerability Database — a repository of cybersecurity risks managed by the United States government.
Bitcoin inscriptions first appeared on the U.S. vulnerability database as part of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Assignment list on Dec. 9, which claimed it was a security flaw that enabled the development of the Ordinals protocol in 2022.
