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Security in Ethereum
etheruser
Member Posts: 3 ✭
Que #1: How does ethereum assures that the transactions are 100% secure? Where does the documentation talks about it's security? How does ethereum make sure that none of its data is compromised from security stand point of view. Please throw some light on this.
Que #2: Is there a way to predict the sequence of transactions?
Que #2: Is there a way to predict the sequence of transactions?
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#1: Others can explain it more/better, but Ethereum's security is essentially the same blockchain model as bitcoin's. While the network cannot prevent a single node from sending corrupt data ("Hey, I'm sending this guy three billion ether") the honest nodes can reject it. ("No, wait, you don't actually have three billion ether.")