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The problem with that tactic is that all blocks are essentially random noise (in isolation). You could strengthen this a bit by always writing 2 blocks, one of
by contravariant 7y ago
The problem with that tactic is that all blocks are essentially random noise (in isolation).
You could strengthen this a bit by always writing 2 blocks, one of which is random noise, and the other a xor of that block and t-2 others. This way each block is provably completely random (the blocks just aren't independent from one another).
- dooglius 7y agoIf you write 2 (or N) blocks, the new blocks still comes from you as there's a data dependency on the external blocks you use, so the most-recent tactic still de-anonymizes the uploader.