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Sybil Attacks on Federated Learning

Clement Fung, a Societal Computing PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University, discusses his research in security of machine learning systems and a defense against targeted sybil-based poisoning called FoolsGold. Works Mentioned: The Limitations of Federated Learning in Sybil Settings Twitter: @c…

Episode 029 - Ownership, Individuality, and Sybil Attacks: A Conversation with Octopus, GitcoinDAO Contributor

It’s summer for us at the Ownership Economy Podcast, so we’re bringing you a short series of wide-ranging episodes, which are more conversational in nature. We start this week with anonymous GitcoinDAO contributor @8octopuso, who is a mathematics PhD and worked on the systems for public funding dis…

Xen and Sybil Attacks

Well, that didn't take long. A day after my previous video there was a Sybil attack on the XEN cryptocurrency. Except, the attack was really on an exchange - FTX, which offers free crypto withdrawals, and didn't check the maximum gas it allocates to this. As a result someone found an arbitrage op…

Sybil Attack: Dissociative Identity Disorder in Blockchain | "Crypto tales" #10

In the new podcast episode, we explore the dark side of blockchain. Learn about one of the biggest hacks — the Sybil Attack, where hackers manipulated the blockchain and stole $3 billion. Find out how such attacks work and how to prevent them from our Crypto Fairy.

16. Sergio Ariza: From Government to DAO Governance

Welcome to EARLY, web3 business from Bankless Consulting. Sergio is a strategy buff with a passion for design and a knack for solving business puzzles. He once believed he would be a political analyst, but then I discovered the joy of strategy and facilitation. In his career he has worked on pol…

Balancing Innovation and Simplicity as a Crypto Founder | Kain Warwick

In this episode, Kain Warwick, the founder of Infinex, shares his lessons learned from building in crypto. He delves into the founder's dilemma of balancing innovation with simplicity, discussing the pitfalls of overcomplicating projects and the importance of iterative development. Kain also shares…

What Crypto Funding Will Look Like In 2025 With Expert Meg Lister

Meg Lister specializes in designing multi-layered funding strategies that support every stage of a project’s lifecycle—quadratic funding for onboarding, retroactive funding for retention, and direct grants for scaling—empowering Ethereum ecosystem participants to achieve more. #cryptofunding #bloc…

Season 1. Ep. - 23 - Deep Funding: Funding Open Source

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Leicester on Sybil Attacks in Crypto

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DHT Security Explained: Why Distributed Hash Tables Are Fundamentally Vulnerable

What if the technology powering BitTorrent, IPFS, and blockchain networks… is fundamentally insecure? In this episode of Technically U, we take a deep dive into Distributed Hash Table (DHT) security—and uncover why one of the internet’s most important decentralized technologies still faces unsolved…