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> There's no mention on the FAQ page how it prevents from a fake user sending malicious scripts across the network as well. All content is fragmented, encrypte

by grun 5y ago

> There's no mention on the FAQ page how it prevents from a fake user sending malicious scripts across the network as well. All content is fragmented, encrypted, and hashed before it's distributed across the network. If a peer ever receives a file piece from a peer and that piece's hash doesn't match the expected hash, it's dropped along with the connection to that peer.

webmaven 5y ago
> All content is fragmented, encrypted, and hashed before it's distributed across the network. If a peer ever receives a file piece from a peer and that piece's hash doesn't match the expected hash, it's dropped along with the connection to that peer. So, depending on the hashing algorithm, an adversary could use a hash collision to circumvent this, right?