Privacy on the blockchain
Are all cryptocurrencies really annoymous?
Schedule

Presented by:

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MrMonotone

from Zcoin community moderator

Graduate of the University of Washington with B.S. in Computer Science and Systems. Community moderator on the Zcoin project.

Cryptocurrencies have always been championed to have anonymous and private transactions. Unfortunately not all cryptocurrencies, even the most popular, Bitcoin, provide this functionality. In order to solve this important issue, a whole new group of cryptocurrencies was created called privacy coins. We will review the various methods that cryptocurrencies, specifically privacy coins, use to provide piracy on the blockchain and the trade offs they make. Also, we will take a special look at my favorite one.

Date:
2018 April 29 - 03:45
Duration:
45 min
Room:
HC-108
Conference:
LinuxFest Northwest 2018
Language:
Track:
Security
Difficulty:
Medium

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