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Results tagged with protocol-design
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Design of cryptographic protocols, i.e. ways of using algorithms (primitives) to achieve one or more security goals like integrity, confidentiality, authenticity (maybe together with non-security-related goals). If you ask about a specific protocol, tag with its name instead (or additionally, if about its design).
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Is it possible to create a "proof-of-upload" system for BitTorrent ratio tracking?
One issue that private BitTorrent trackers that track users' share ratios often run into is how to keep track of people who are screwing with their upload statistics, something known as "stat-hacking" …
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A proof-of-work random number generation system for Pokémon [closed]
(The original question that was here was considered too confusing, unclear, and rambling. You can still view it in the edit history, but the content is no longer useful by itself, and cannot be reason …
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