1,000 Lego sets attack
I explain and contemplate a double spending attack that targets many low-value transactions instead of few high-value transactions.
I'm prepared to stand corrected.
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@harding Thanks! Good points, especially (2) might turn out really significant. I'll update the article tonight.
I haven't heard much about this kind of attack. Have you seen anything on this elsewhere?
1,000 Lego sets attack
I explain and contemplate a double spending attack that targets many low-value transactions instead of few high-value transactions.
I'm prepared to stand corrected.
It's been a few years since I last fiddled with iptables. Now there's a new kid on the block:
nftables
Should I switch? Will I regret trying? I'm only doing basic stuff like NAT and port forwarding.