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Security
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying security. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2939127-018 : Smart contract arrangements involving several parties and greater complexity require the verifiable and unhackable system that blockchain technology supplies.
- 3002908-017 : Complex smart contracts involving several parties can only work if they rest on a verifiable and unhackable system, which is what blockchain technology supplies.
- 3125822-010 : The chosen expert is deliberately not paid directly out of the fee but only indirectly in newly minted tokens, because the architecture secures itself by making reputation more valuable than any one t
- 3125822-011 : Enforcing a protocol in which all work fees are shared with the expertise produces a positive feedback loop: more fees raise the worth of reputation, which makes sem tokens more desirable than one tim
- 3125822-018 : Healthy expertise tags are secure not because attack is impossible but because it is easier to profit from them by improving them than by harming them.
- 3125822-019 : In the absolute worst case, with no safeguards at all, the price of corrupting the platform from within is a minimum of twice the total historical fees added to the system, and instituting any obvious
- 3125822-026 : The token economy is inflationary at equilibrium, and this inflation is a feature rather than a defect because it improves security and discourages rent seeking holding of reputation.
- 3125827-003 : A secure proof of stake protocol requires an incentive structure that perpetually motivates users to do three things at once: produce valuable blocks, police blocks that violate protocol, and improve
- 3125827-038 : The sem token economy is inflationary at equilibrium, and the authors argue this is a feature: inflation improves security and discourages rent seeking by penalizing holders who do not use their token
- 3128900-030 : Once participants are vested through reputation, they police the system themselves, which raises security, which in turn attracts more public fees and closes the loop.
- 3227933-028 : Personal happiness, freedom and expression can thrive better in a decentralized world only on the condition that the decentralized world provides a secure environment, which is why blockchain platform
- 3227967-019 : Cryptographic hashing makes tampering with blockchain records extremely difficult because even a minuscule change produces a different hash value, rendering manipulation instantly and readily detectab
- 3227967-033 : Anonymity in blockchain organizations makes them prone to Sybil attacks and 51 percent attacks, and anonymity combined with autonomy has led to many hacks.
- 3227967-036 : The real design challenge for consensus protocols is to find a proof of stake protocol that offers both trust and security without unintentionally creating just another centralized validation system.
- 3249860-040 : To date no blockchain coherently and comprehensively combines scale, security, and decentralization, the three objectives of the blockchain trilemma, although continued experimentation with consensus
- 3373393-036 : The core issues that afflict centralized governance solutions, including information asymmetries, censorship, opportunism of agents, breaches of fiduciary duties, and fraud, can only be truly removed
- 3411897-036 : It is immaterial whether security incidents occur on centralized exchanges, on centralized systems appended to decentralized structures, or in the decentralized systems themselves, because the public
- 3441904-027 : Reform of agency relationships in decentralized systems is possible only if and when a truly decentralized public blockchain emerges that is scalable and fully secure; without it, information asymmetr
- 3606663-034 : In the early 2020s the DeFi technology infrastructure was insufficiently developed to support DeFi growth estimates and growth potential, and fulfilling that potential requires significant tradeoffs b
- 3606663-036 : Consensus in decentralized systems presents a two sided cost problem: creating consensus raises the costs of prepping, processing, and storing information, while reducing the number of computational c
- 3782191-022 : Centralized coordination enables attack coordination because the hierarchical structure allows attackers to identify a single point of failure, whereas the constantly morphing information flow of dece
- 3782198-029 : A blockchain is immutable because any attempt to edit an old block changes the hash of that information and is immediately rejected by the network that follows the protocol.
- 3782210-008 : A Web of Trust style reputation ledger, in which each party rates each transaction and reputation is summed with weightings by rater reputation, will have all of its value drained by the sockpuppet at
- 3782210-009 : Charging transaction fees or imposing KYC identity protocols does not solve the sockpuppet problem: such defenses push the cost of defending the network onto users, and the defense cost equals what it
- 3782210-010 : Reducing member anonymity weakens rather than strengthens a decentralized network, because personal privacy protects members and lets them be more transparent in their dealings without fear of victimi
- 3782210-011 : The Web of Trust works acceptably for low-value information transmission but should not be used for transactions involving larger wealth in the general economy, which is part of why the scheme it orig
- 3782210-016 : Newly minted reputation tokens should enter the system neutral, staked half in favor and half against the post that generated the fee, so that existing token holders can judge the action fairly and ar
- 3782210-028 : With the balanced staking and fee-sharing necessities implemented, the cost of faking reputation is at an absolute minimum double the value of that reputation, which is how reputation is made more val
- 3782214-016 : Rigid code is law contracts must become extremely complex to cover the eventualities of real business situations, and bugs or hacks can never be certainly precluded in any programmable contract.
- 3782217-014 : A decentralized oracle is not secure until it has significant momentum and history, and it is not even truly decentralized until it has a large network of active members.
- 4796714-009 : Federated learning does not eliminate privacy risk, because although the data stays decentralized the exchange of model parameters can still expose sensitive information if those parameters are interc
- 4796714-013 : Blockchain can only deliver decentralized AI governance if the blockchain trilemma is first overcome, since decentralization, security, and scalability cannot readily be achieved simultaneously within
- 4900878-003 : Current cryptographic systems such as RSA rest on the classical difficulty of factoring large primes, so quantum algorithms like Shor's algorithm, which factor exponentially faster, can render those c
- 4900880-005 : Quantum algorithms such as Shor's algorithm can factor large prime numbers exponentially faster than classical computers, which potentially renders currently deployed cryptographic systems including R
- 4900880-006 : Trust and security in digital financial systems and decentralized networks cannot survive the arrival of quantum computing without quantum resistant cryptographic protocols, making the shift to quantu
- 4941807-012 : Federated learning does not eliminate privacy risk, because although the data stays decentralized the protocol still exchanges model parameters, and those parameters can expose sensitive information i
- 5254152-008 : DAOs still face unresolved challenges of scalability, governance, and the need for robust security measures, which constrain their adoption despite their potential.