What is Delegated Byzantine Fault Tolerance?
There are quite a few different ways to power blockchain solutions. Two of the more common types are proof-of-work and proof-of-stake. However, every now and then, we see a …
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What is Fog Computing?
Fog computing has been a very popular industry over the past few years. It is the next logical evolution of cloud computing, which has become somewhat of an inefficient …
What is the Liquid Network?
It is evident the Bitcoin network still has quite a few technological marvels left to be explored. One of those marvels comes in the form of the Liquid network. …
What is an Atomic Swap?
In the world of cryptocurrency, there is a strong focus on how different ecosystems seemingly compete with one another. It always appears to be Bitcoin against the rest of …
What is Civil Asset Forfeiture?
Governments are not in favor of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies these days. They have never been, and it is highly unlikely they will ever be. The US Congress is introducing …
What is the User Activated Hard Fork?
There are quite a few different opinions on how Bitcoin needs to be scaled moving forward. It is evident there are multiple camps, each of which is trying to …
Bitcoin Ransomware Education – CryptoGod
June 15, 2017
Education, Malware, Ransomware
Some ransomware developers feel they are in a league above the rest. This is evident when looking at the name of some ransomware strains in circulation right now. CryptoGod …
What is Blockchain Bloat?
Cryptocurrency enthusiasts have always been concerned about the size of the Bitcoin blockchain. It now appears Ethereum is suffering from similar issues as well. A blockchain of several hundred …
What is the Decentralized Ether Mixer Smart Contract?
When the AlphaBay darknet market announced they would integrate Ethereum, a lot of people were caught by surprise. Ethereum has no anonymous payment solution. It makes little sense to …