Bitcoin Core considers dropping encrypted routing support as poor node health exposes users to eclipse attacks
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Bitcoin Core Questions a Privacy Network With Seven Healthy Nodes
While no code has been removed and no final decision has been made, the low adoption metrics have forced contributors to re-examine the practical security and engineering trade-offs of maintaining legacy overlay networks inside the main Bitcoin client. Key Takeaways A recent seeder database check found only seven “good” CJDNS nodes, highlighting minimal active adoption on the network. Thin peer pools undermine security by making it dramatically…
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Bitcoin Core considers dropping encrypted routing support as poor node health exposes users to eclipse attacks
Bitcoin Core contributors are weighing whether a thinly used network transport offers valuable insurance or has become a liability too costly to retain. In the open CJDNS support discussion , Bitcoin Core member Andrew Chow said one seeder database held 25 CJDNS addresses, had reached 22 and...
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