Ok so here's the deal....Let's all just pretend I'm a newbie and asking for clarification here.
I've been out of the loop.
SmoothI thought you would be way too busy still trying to conceive with Fluffypony to set Anonymint off. Relax chump change I'm out the business of auditing code from shit level devs like you but don't push your luck as I might make a special exception for you.
What the hell did you guys do to Anonymint? I haven't heard from him since the Monero/Aurocoin wars of early 2014 and all of a sudden I get an email manifesto from him that could have been written by Ted Kaczynski aka Unabomber himself expressing an undying love for Smooth accompanied by 11 pages of mathematical proof for an exploit to the anonymity of several block chains. Seems he would like me to avenge the attack on his honor since his current bout with poverty and frail mental health prevent him from doing so himself.
Who the fuck is this HONCHO character fronting his research and offering to pay me for my time? Inquiring minds wanna know LOL.
I did glance over his manifesto and it appears interesting as an academic exercise only but I'm not here to brawl with anybody, just effen curious as to what set Anonymint off so bad
AnonymintSection 2.1 has some bad assumptions namely where you state that brute force attacks require complete enumeration and build from there. You didn't take into account indeterminacy for mixed states and randomness as it is related to brute force and the nonsensical assumption of a complete enumeration requirement. Additionally it takes a lot less hash power than you calculate. Step back and look at it again.
ETHI would look into Peter Vessenes latest post if I were you.
~BCX~