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Is there an effective way to suppress denial of service attacks in a decentralized network? Given that there are DNS root servers, isn't the internet actually
by Merrill 7y ago
Is there an effective way to suppress denial of service attacks in a decentralized network?
Given that there are DNS root servers, isn't the internet actually centralized?
- organsnyder 7y agoYou have to centralize somewhere—IP address assignments are also centralized.
- blotter_paper 7y agoNot really -- look at CJDNS, Tor, or IPFS for examples of totally decentralised addressing schemes. These can be mapped to human readable addresses through Namecoin or Ethereum Name Service. We do centralize somewhere, but we don't have to.