The attacker isn't adding blocks to the end. He has to go back and redo the blocks after it, as well as any new blocks the network keeps adding to the end while he's doing that. He's rewriting history. Once his branch is longer, it becomes the new valid one.
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@Crypto_James444@cryptomanran If you are interested in an already existing solution to those mythos level vulnerabilities check this out:
https://t.co/GJNJeO2trL
The guys who made this have been working on a solution for this for a while cause they anticipated this coming.
We just crossed $5,000,000 on @almanac_market with our biggest month yet in terms of volume and fees.
With the second incentive mechanism around the corner, we are gearing up for a big summer!
Seeking to build immediate deployment relationships with mobile phone networks, cloud services, web hosting and financial services to remove the threat posed to web access and authority credentials.
Forgive the AI video, but easier for those that prefer the format than reading. For those that like to read:
GajuAuth Deck
https://t.co/muKFP1dwEX
Global AI Threat Response Briefing 260608
https://t.co/qQn3uf89Fj
@marissenmark "Individuals do not possess a right to live without being subjected to offense, insult, or hurt feelings. Experiencing these is a normal risk associated with living in society. For those unable to cope with such experiences, isolation from society is suggested."
@sebyrubino Don't forget to let them put 3 fingers in front of their face as anti Ai filter prevention when you see their face for the first time on a call. The 3 finger system doesn't fail
The web as you know it faces a Y2K moment.
The illusion that we can operate securely on the web is dead. If you don't know that, its because you are either not paying attention or don't want to know.
The credentials that are central to access and authorisation on the web are now on a countdown to compromise, harvest and exploitation and no amount of patching will change that.
The reason is simple: the web as you think of it is in fact the internet of data. Its designed to copy and share data, every thing we do to make it protect and preserve data runs counter to its architecture.
The answer is to use the right architecture for the job and that is why we built the internet of economics.
This is the outcome when you try to slap a space rocket together out of ply wood and then rush it to market the second you smell the money in selling something that doesn't work as intended.
We took Satoshis idea for actual hard money, added on some programmability then opened the floodgates to the biggest VCs and let our kleptocracy take it over. Obviously they did exactly what you'd expect: turn the whole thing into a shiny over-engineered replica of the corrupt financial system we were supposed to be escaping in the first place.
The basic ideas behind real hard programmable money is legit, we just kinda lost our way.
$2,000,000 in total volume.
The first million took 3 months. The second took 7 weeks. Fitting that we just had a record single-day volume of $86.8K to cross the line.
Thanks to the traders who've got us here.
More volume, more signal, more rewards. The flywheel is working.