Potential inflation bugs, vulnerabilities in Monero itself, or security and anonymity flaws in critical ecosystem software like RetoSwap are definitely possible and shouldn't be ignored. However, technically speaking, those aren't "breaking cryptography", they are implementation bugs caused by human error and the growing complexity of codebases.
When I said "we can't break cryptography," I was referring to the practical impossibility of breaking the underlying math itself. I also tried to leave a small exception for this by noting:
Unless a zero-day vulnerability or an inflation bug is discovered in Monero, breaking cryptography today is impossible.
Potential inflation bugs, vulnerabilities in Monero itself, or security and anonymity flaws in critical ecosystem software like RetoSwap are definitely possible and shouldn't be ignored. However, technically speaking, those aren't "breaking cryptography", they are implementation bugs caused by human error and the growing complexity of codebases.
When I said "we can't break cryptography," I was referring to the practical impossibility of breaking the underlying math itself. I also tried to leave a small exception for this by noting:
Thank you for your interest and comment.