Its hard to have a technical argument with someone that quotes news articles instead of code. See the Hackerone and or GitHub sources that show the issues being resolved:
Qwizzie obviously cant read code, or he would be asking DASH devs to open source ALL DASH evolution work and decentralize central points of failure such as the DASH Spork system
This particular security vulnerability has been labeled :
* mostly classified (which in this case means zero details)
* not fixed with v.0.14.1.0
Since Monero is still on v0.14.1.0 (three months later), this classified security vulnerability is definetely not yet fixed.
I'm not even sure in which category this particular classified security vulnerability falls, is it one of those two critical security vulnerabilities that the article mentions ?
Link :
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/monero-patches-security-vulnerabilities-worst-190344413.htmlMonero has revealed nine security vulnerabilities, two of which were assessed as critical. Eight of the bugs have already been fixed
Most of the vulnerabilities seem to have been fixed in June as the reports coincide with the release of Monero version 0.14.1.0 in June.
One, still mostly classified at the moment, awaits a fix.
I'm surprised a Monero classified security vulnerability can linger on this long (three months), without anyone from Monero's community raising any questions about it.