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Heilman et al., 2015 - Google Patents

Eclipse attacks on {Bitcoin's}{peer-to-peer} network

Heilman et al., 2015

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4560703012762650843
Author
Heilman E
Kendler A
Zohar A
Goldberg S
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Publication venue
24th USENIX security symposium (USENIX security 15)

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We present eclipse attacks on bitcoin's peer-to-peer network. Our attack allows an adversary controlling a sufficient number of IP addresses to monopolize all connections to and from a victim bitcoin node. The attacker can then exploit the victim for attacks on bitcoin's mining …
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