I know this question may sound illiterate but, what does this means?:
Each flaw has a small description. Here r SHA256 hashes of these descriptions:
bd34c891e9e3df9ea8b8eafc4dc3edc129f81365d42bf204ea58271e320f3ce5 - 1K reward
888f278c773d39b8334a651d84ee78871bd0e5d45e09be8fdb190ba1b2969530 - 10K reward
f5236644f4306699bb0fa90a905afe2454683c0aad6995e4433d712e2fdb257c - 100K reward
Thanks!
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I didn't take a look at the current version, so let's say we take some version before JL removed "some code". Could you bring it down in a day?
So if the copycat uses the current source code (0.8.12) to start a clone coin, could you bring it down within a day?
No, coz the copycat won't forge even 1000 blocks. Jean-Luc removed some code.
So if the copycat uses the current source code (0.8.12) to start a clone coin, could you bring it down within a day?
I have the feeling we might be disappointed when the "flaw" is revealed. Something like "the flaw can only be exploited when the chain is short enough" or maybe some strange assumptions have to be made.
I think that the fatal flaw won't disappoint u. It's so fatal that I can't imagine anything more fatal (or my imagination is very limited).
I have the feeling we might be disappointed when the "flaw" is revealed. Something like "the flaw can only be exploited when the chain is short enough" or maybe some strange assumptions have to be made.
The fatal flaw is not as complicated an attack (as CfB has hinted at) and Nxt itself is *safe from that* (so think - why would it be safe from that?).
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Well, I am pretty sure the fatal flaw is the following one:
Not the fatal flaw although yes "mining of account ids" that are "not protected by public keys" currently would be possible (still no easy thing to do as no-one has demonstrated having done so yet).
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If this is a fatal flaw, will it kill NXT?
Can it be fixed? I hope so..
Can it be fixed? I hope so..
It would kill anybody trying to just copy-paste NXT into a clone. Not NXT itself.
If this is a fatal flaw, will it kill NXT?
Can it be fixed? I hope so..
Can it be fixed? I hope so..
@cfb
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
The fatal flaw is too obvious to be found easily.
So we cannot see the wood for the trees?
obvious for crypto currency developers or any dev? 
I'm afraid for crypto devs.
@cfb
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
The fatal flaw is too obvious to be found easily.
obvious for crypto currency developers or any dev?
@cfb
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
The fatal flaw is too obvious to be found easily.
@cfb
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
COZ i am not very good at java,but the project is full open source now,why not any people find the flaw.Is there something wrong with it? It does really make me confused.
Like releasing the full source on Jan 3rd?
It was never promised to release full source on Jan 3rd. Why r u still there, all ur posts r troll posts.
+1, there was never such promise.
actually I thought source code will be published in April, so it's way ahead of that
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