BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #11: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 4.
30 Dec 2022, 08:00
📕 BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #11: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 4
💪 It's time to absorb helpful knowledge with the “Better Than Yesterday With BSCStation” series.
💎 Today we will carry on with the “Transaction Verification Mechanism Attacks” section.
💸 Double-spending is a common Blockchain attack exploiting the transaction verification mechanism. All transactions on a blockchain need to be verified by users in order to be recognized as valid, which takes time. Attackers can use this delay to their advantage and trick the system into using the same coins or tokens in more than one transaction.
‼️ Here are the most common types of attacks based on exploiting the intermediate time between a transaction’s initiation and confirmation.
⭕️ Finney Attacks
⭕️ Race Attacks
⭕️ Vector76
⭕️ Alternative History Attacks
⭕️ 51% or Majority Attacks
👉 Details: HERE
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30 Dec 2022, 08:00
📕 BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #11: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 4
💪 It's time to absorb helpful knowledge with the “Better Than Yesterday With BSCStation” series.
💎 Today we will carry on with the “Transaction Verification Mechanism Attacks” section.
💸 Double-spending is a common Blockchain attack exploiting the transaction verification mechanism. All transactions on a blockchain need to be verified by users in order to be recognized as valid, which takes time. Attackers can use this delay to their advantage and trick the system into using the same coins or tokens in more than one transaction.
‼️ Here are the most common types of attacks based on exploiting the intermediate time between a transaction’s initiation and confirmation.
⭕️ Finney Attacks
⭕️ Race Attacks
⭕️ Vector76
⭕️ Alternative History Attacks
⭕️ 51% or Majority Attacks
👉 Details: HERE
⭐️ BSCStation Official Media Channels:
Website | Telegram | Substack | Twitter | Discussion | Youtube
BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #11: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 4.
📕 BETTER THAN YESTERDAY WITH BSCSTATION #11: Blockchain Attacks You Should Know Part 4
💪 It's time to absorb helpful knowledge with the “Better Than Yesterday With BSCStation” series.
💎 Today we will carry on with the “Transaction Verification Mechanism Attacks” section.
💸 Double-spending is a common Blockchain attack exploiting the transaction verification mechanism. All transactions on a blockchain need to be verified by users in order to be recognized as valid, which takes time. Attackers can use this delay to their advantage and trick the system into using the same coins or tokens in more than one transaction.
‼️ Here are the most common types of attacks based on exploiting the intermediate time between a transaction’s initiation and confirmation.
⭕️ Finney Attacks
⭕️ Race Attacks
⭕️ Vector76
⭕️ Alternative History Attacks
⭕️ 51% or Majority Attacks
👉 Details: HERE
⭐️ BSCStation Official Media Channels:
Website | Telegram | Substack | Twitter | Discussion | Youtube