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> with encryption. That has been accounted for. " [Eve] does not, however, get to open the enveloped message." > timeouts and defaults it can be These time-
by craigsmansion 8y ago
> with encryption.
That has been accounted for.
" [Eve] does not, however, get to open the enveloped message."
> timeouts and defaults it can be
These time-outs and defaults would have to be negotiated between the generals over the postal system and wouldn't help them.
> as seen by many the distributed systems on the Internet
Those would have implemented a form of fault-tolerance for the more general "Byzantine Generals Problem."
- quikoa 8y agoTimeouts and defaults can be considered as part of the algorithm. The problem is that you may be unable to determine a reasonable timeout beforehand. The timeout as a practical solution is also described under 'engineering approaches': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals'_Problem#Engineering_approaches https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Generals'_Problem#Engineer...