Software update: Monero 0.15.0.5

Bitcoin is the founder of blockchains and cryptocurrencies and at the same time the best-known application. Since it is open source, numerous so-called altcoins have appeared. In early 2014, Bytecoin appeared based on the CryptoNote protocol, which was completely different. Due to the mystery of Bytecoin’s background and the estimate that it was already more than eighty percent mined, a group of developers soon started using Bitmonero as a fork, which in turn was released at the end of April 2014. forked to the current Monero, due to disagreements among the developers. The network consists of numerous nodes running the Monero client. An update has been released with version number 0.15.0.5, with the following announcement:

Release 0.15.0.5

This is the v0.15.0.5 release of the Monero software, which contains bug fixes.

changelog
The changes introduced with this release are:

• Tor / I2P: plug Tor to clearnet association vector
• Various minor bug fixes

Note that you can find a full changelog on GitHub.