What do you do about spam? How many hashes (at that difficulty) per second can a desktop manage?
25 hashes per 1 MHz in average. Spam is welcome as long as it secures the tangle.
Topic: Iota and quantum computers (some news about NSA inside) (Read 1024 times)
25 hashes per 1 MHz in average. Spam is welcome as long as it secures the tangle.
Thanks.... Are you sticking with a fixed difficulty of 6561?
No, we'll start with the "round" number of 19683. At every snapshot it will be changed from 1/3x to 3x depending on user PoW votes.
What do you do about spam? How many hashes (at that difficulty) per second can a desktop manage?
Thanks.... Are you sticking with a fixed difficulty of 6561?
No, we'll start with the "round" number of 19683. At every snapshot it will be changed from 1/3x to 3x depending on user PoW votes.
Can you explain why Iota is quantum resistant? What is the difficulty set to?
Iota uses Winternitz signing which is quantum-immune. For the other part check 4.3 of http://188.138.57.93/tangle.pdf, please.
Thanks.... Are you sticking with a fixed difficulty of 6561?
Can you explain why Iota is quantum resistant? What is the difficulty set to?
Iota uses Winternitz signing which is quantum-immune. For the other part check 4.3 of http://188.138.57.93/tangle.pdf, please.
Can you explain why Iota is quantum resistant? What is the difficulty set to?
no one care about your get rich scam
What about SHA-256 part? Still not interesting for you?
no one care about your get rich scam
Please speak for yourself.
That article posted by CfB makes IOTA infinitely more interesting. If IOTA's tangle works, it could well be the future of crypto.
Maybe some of you heard about Iota and its resistance to quantum computers. Here are some recent news - https://www.deepdotweb.com/2016/02/08/nsa-switches-to-quantum-resistant-cryptography/. A funny part:
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According the NSA, the following isn’t safe to use:
...
SHA-256
Can we trust that article on www.deepdotweb.com?...
SHA-256
no one care about your get rich scam
Maybe some of you heard about Iota and its resistance to quantum computers. Here are some recent news - https://www.deepdotweb.com/2016/02/08/nsa-switches-to-quantum-resistant-cryptography/. A funny part:
Quote
According the NSA, the following isn’t safe to use:
...
SHA-256
Can we trust that article on www.deepdotweb.com? ...
SHA-256
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