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I have no clue how you reached the conclusion of calling it a red herring. It matters - because Satan can disconnect the centralized nodes.
by athrowaway3z 10mo ago
I have no clue how you reached the conclusion of calling it a red herring.
It matters - because Satan can disconnect the centralized nodes.
- woodruffw 10mo agoIt’s a red herring because systems that achieve end-to-end security do so regardless of whether the underlying hosts are centralized or not. A typical network adversary wants you to downgrade the security properties of your protocol in the presence of an unreliable network, so they can pull more metadata out of you.