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Well, she doesn't, they will block the attacker outright by a centralized decree. What's the better proof that decentralized solutions work than blacklisting ac
by runn1ng 10y ago
Well, she doesn't, they will block the attacker outright by a centralized decree. What's the better proof that decentralized solutions work than blacklisting accounts and making ad-hoc forks for each attack.
- techdragon 10y agoA system not vulnerable to such simple attacks?
- chillydawg 10y agoDepends how you define attack, really.
- imtringued 10y agoWhat if the attacker made their move before it could be blocked?
- abstractbeliefs 10y agoThe DAO code that the stolen ETH is held in doesn't allow spending for 27 days, by which time the Ethereum developers hope to have 51% of node power on the fork that blocks transactions involving this address.
- sp332 10y agoThe attack runs within the rules of the DAO and so does the counterattack. It's still distributed.