2016-03-04.log

--- Log opened Fri Mar 04 00:00:50 2016
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JackHharding, would it be correct to also say: 1 hash = 1 calculation? or do we have a better definition for "a hash"02:51
JackHa miner performs a calculation? no right? a miner guesses a string? what would be the definition here?02:51
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fluffyponyOne successful hash or one attempt, jackH ?03:20
JackHone attempt03:21
fluffyponyI would say "1 guess" or "1 attempt" are accurate03:21
fluffyponySince it technically involves multiple calculations I would avoid that word03:22
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JackHok so when we say: 1PH/s does that imply 1 quadrillion calculations or attempts03:26
JackHI mean, it is attempts, but that sounds silly too03:26
JackHI tried something one quadrillion times....03:26
JackHreason being is that if its not explained very clear, it is impossible to teach people or give them clarity03:28
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tromp_proof attempt is good. it's not necessarily the same as a hash computation (if we consider other PoW besides Hashcash)07:48
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jannesGood initiative? http://blog.bettercrypto.com/?p=2449 (Courtois warning)08:57
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Taek5btc for discovery in of [attacks] in ZK proofs, ring signatures, key management, and other advanced cryptographic techniques09:03
TaekI support that, provided there's responsible disclosure of course09:04
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jannesgood point09:07
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fluffyponyTaek: although 5 BTC is a little small10:12
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TaekI thought so to, but it  seems to be targeted more at students. If you're convincing someone to choose X over Y for a thesis, 5btc might be plenty10:13
fluffyponyah yeah true10:16
tromp_any progress on testing new Moner PoW, fluffy?10:19
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fluffyponytromp_: been playing around with it, satoshi roundtable threw my timetable a bit - just got home a couple of hours ago10:31
tromp_home as in SA?10:33
fluffyponyyes10:33
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brg444so can someone walk me through why ext. blocks as implemented in this paper is not a good idea https://github.com/goodsamaritan9000/scalingbitcoin/raw/master/Bitcoin9000.pdf10:41
Aleph0fluffypony: whats moneros new pow?10:41
fluffyponyAleph0: we're going to do Cuckoo Cycle for a PoW-on-connect challenge, and if it holds up as we hope then we will switch to it as our main PoW10:42
maakufluffypony: is that code written? want to upstream it?10:46
fluffyponymaaku: no not yet - upstreaming would be difficult, we don't share a common codebase10:46
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instagibbsfluffypony, cool10:50
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instagibbsany documentation on that?10:51
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instagibbs(meaning plans for the connection challenge)10:59
fluffyponyinstagibbs: no - at the moment it's just been some discussionabout what that could look like - I think the concept is reasonably clear: random PoW challenge when an inbound peer connects, if they solve the challenge continue with the connection, else add them to the ban list11:02
instagibbsright, well I was just wondering since it's a low-energy form of PoW an attacker could just take time to exhaust resources if it's a "challenge and forget" type system.11:03
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instagibbsI haven't done much thinking about such things, but the more I think about it, the more your version seems the safest. I'd be interested in the future.11:10
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fluffyponyinstagibbs: the key advantage here is that the attacker expends way more energy computing the attack than our node spends verifying it11:13
fluffyponybecause of that unique property of Cuckoo Cycle11:13
Aleph0but an attacker can utilize a single beefy machine to connect a bunch of nodes, all of them re-using the pow-accelerator-equipped machine.11:16
instagibbsguess I thought it was more about memory-bounding attacks11:17
smoothhow does a single machine help if each challenge is unique11:18
instagibbsAleph0, tromp_ believes that the cycle cannot be appreciably sped up by special machines, so let's assume just RAM is needed11:18
Aleph0smooth: you re-use its resoruces for each connect.11:18
smoothAleph0: at a minimum it limits the rate of connections11:18
instagibbsI suppose making the challenge takes minutes to solve would work11:19
instagibbsminutes, seconds, whatever11:19
Aleph0smooth: might as well implement a back-off algo, same thing11:19
smootheven if it take 10 seconds, thats still probably 100x slower than if you just flooded connections11:19
smoothAleph0: only if you can identify the originator11:19
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instagibbsWhat I imagined before was something like: Draw a random number from an exponential distribution. Wait that many minutes, then suddenly challenge all your peers to use significant amount of RAM. If it's sybil, many should fail.11:20
Aleph0you can still get DDoSed with a botnet, you will be able to request a ton of challenges11:20
instagibbsbut that is problematic for bans11:20
smoothAleph0: it costs virtually nothing to provide challenges and verify them11:21
Aleph0smooth: probably a good idea to implement back off for challenge requests too, if you are trying to protect from repeated requests.11:21
smoothyou can certainly get connection flooded or whatever11:22
Aleph0good point on that cuckoo pow helps to identify the requester.11:22
Aleph0smooth: or flooded with invalid challenge responses, those are cheap to generate.11:23
fluffyponyAleph0: they're equally cheap to verify and ban11:23
instagibbsyeah banning is the key there11:23
fluffyponywhich means it's no worse than the current mechanism11:23
instagibbsif we're banning, it's probably not a good idea to scatter challenges about, only on connect11:23
fluffyponyyeah, keep it simple11:24
smoothbanning isn't always a useful option. Over Tor for example.11:24
instagibbspartitioning accidentally/maliciously could happen fast11:24
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smoothif you make connecting expensive (but cheap to verify) then attackers have higher costs than honest users. Thats about the best that is possible I think11:26
fluffyponyyeah11:26
Aleph0challenge request should be difficult to compute11:26
instagibbssmooth, then the question why not just some form of hashcash11:26
smoothinstagibbs: that would work, but it does introduce issues between different equipment11:27
Aleph0are there such schemes, where an attacker has to expend resources before even requesting challenge?11:27
instagibbsAleph0, bitcoin mining :D11:27
Aleph0send a coin?11:27
Aleph0lol11:27
instagibbsmine coin, get it, store it, spend it for other things :P11:27
smoothAleph0: that would work too11:27
smoothpay on connect11:27
instagibbsI suppose you could "bind" it to a peer you want to connect to11:28
Aleph0smooth: demand all new connecting nodes send some cash11:28
smoothbut it does incentivize malicious receivers11:28
smooth(accept connection, receive payment, disconnect)11:28
Aleph0which is held in trust, until challenge is successfully verified11:28
instagibbsYou could also mix and match: Pay me via LN 1 satoshi or solve this memory hard puzzle"11:28
Aleph0smooth: an escrow multisig11:28
smoothor just burn the coin11:28
Aleph0smooth: thats a lot of burned coins.11:29
Aleph0instagibbs: can you do multisig escrows on LN?11:29
instagibbsAleph0, yes11:29
Aleph0amazing.11:29
smoothAleph0: No necessarily, it depends on the size of the payment. I mean how much is 30 second or whatever of PoW going to be worth?11:29
smoothburning coins seems about the same as hashcash11:30
Aleph0smooth: burning coins can only be done in a coin with some inflation11:30
instagibbssmooth, yeah my point was if we're burning money, why not use Bitcoin...11:30
Aleph0i think placing it in escrow is enough, and you can use larger amounts to discourage attacks.11:30
smoothinstagibbs: im not sure im understanding, but that's what I was suggesting11:30
instagibbswe're concurring11:31
Aleph0smooth: do you suggest blackholing coins?11:31
smoothi wasn't suggesting it, i think some sort of pow is better11:31
smoothbut i think burning is better than paying11:31
Aleph0i think larger amounts in escrow are better.11:32
smoothhow do you resolve the escrow?11:32
Aleph0no risk to an honest users, huge cost to attackers11:32
smoothhow does the attacker lose the coins?11:32
Aleph0smooth: multisig with a pow-challenge oracle11:32
instagibbsLN escrow for peer challenges, this is getting loops lol11:32
Aleph0for this to work, you must have LN-like mechanism11:33
Aleph0instagibbs: built-in demand for LN11:33
instagibbsyou could simply tie up a 2-of-3(with third key being something junk) with a short timeout, wait for the hltc to timeout, hltc expires11:34
Aleph0the big problem would be getting first balance.11:34
instagibbsor am I just smoking here11:34
smoothAleph0: thats one of the reasons i think pow is better11:34
instagibbsunredeemable HLTC I guess I mean11:34
instagibbsso... no hash, just "wait"11:34
Aleph0instagibbs: why not 3-rd key being challenge verification proof?11:35
instagibbsLTC, not HLTC11:35
smoothalso if nodes are making payments ie means they have hot wallets which makes they a juicy target11:35
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instagibbsAleph0, well you don't want to actually pay the person you're trying to connect to(esp them doing work to get it)11:35
Aleph0smooth: HSM11:35
instagibbssmooth, hopefully this would be small amounts11:35
instagibbsI like my LTC idea actually.11:36
smoothinstagibbs: true11:36
instagibbsYou tie your money up in LN with the person you want to connect to11:36
instagibbsthey can't get paid by it11:36
instagibbsbut they won't "sign off" on getting it back until time runes out11:36
instagibbsnevermind, doesn't make sense. Ignore.11:38
instagibbshops would lose access to their own money for no reason11:39
Aleph0instagibbs: how would a brand new node get a balance?11:40
Aleph0you need to connect first to get a balance.11:40
instagibbsAleph0, that's an orthogonal question imo.11:41
Aleph0why?11:41
instagibbsbecause you do both11:41
instagibbscuckoo if not on LN or don't care about a bit of ram, or just pay11:42
instagibbsnot an either/or11:42
instagibbsxor*11:42
Aleph0pay to get paid11:42
Aleph0i guess you could protect the high-uptime nodes like that.11:42
instagibbsi pay for gas to get to work(actually I don't but bear with me)11:42
instagibbsdoesn't have to be a lot11:43
instagibbspretty much anything is better than now11:44
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Aleph0the amount could be dynamic11:45
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Aleph0isnt this what cloudfare does, basically11:46
Aleph0with pow11:46
fluffyponyyeah if you're on Tor or whatever11:52
fluffyponyyou have to prove you're not a robot11:52
smoothall those cloudflare tests seem solvable by current AI to me11:53
Aleph0cloudfare has a pow mode11:53
fluffyponychoose all of the images that have pictures of ROADS!11:53
smoothclick on street signs? seriously?11:53
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instagibbsyeah those are pretty trivial11:59
fluffyponyI haven't looked at it, but the Google one that just says "click here to prove you're not a robot" and then ticks it12:01
fluffyponyI wonder if that does anything besides check if it can identify you through Google's tracking system or something12:02
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gwillenfluffypony: it does a bunch of stuff12:06
gwillenit runs various tests against your JS interpreter to make sure it seems browser-like12:06
gwillenand I think it also burns a bunch of CPU12:07
fluffyponyso easily defeated with PhantomJS then12:08
Aleph0doesnt check against your google profile>12:11
Aleph0?12:11
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tromp_why does new connection need to request a challenge? can't the challenge just be formed from ip and time and such?12:20
fluffyponytromp_: how does the connecting node know the time of the node it's connecting to?12:21
fluffyponyie. it can precompute a bunch within some time period and the node it's connecting to has to accept it12:22
tromp_it doesn't. it uses it's own time. the one it's connecting to can just refuse if it's too far out of whack12:22
fluffyponyso basically then it has to accept all connections as valid as long as the time isn't too far out of whack12:23
fluffyponywhich defeats the purpose12:23
tromp_no, it only accepts requests with valid pow. but we avoid sending a separate challenge for the pow12:24
fluffyponyI guess the upside of that is that the challenge is precomputed, so it doesn't have to maintain an open connection whilst it solves it12:26
fluffyponyotoh if we keep it reasonable, say 1 second, then I'm not sure there's advantage to either12:27
fluffyponyneed to think about it some more12:27
smoothtromp_: what is the advantage you see in not sending a challenge12:29
tromp_saving an extra roudn of communication12:29
tromp_simplifying the protocol12:30
smoothim not sure incorporating IP is simplifying12:31
smoothbut i guess i see a benefit in less communcation before verification12:32
tromp_isn't that present already?12:32
smoothnot with proxies and such12:32
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smoothtromp_: btw what is the smallest amount of RAM that is feasible to use12:35
tromp_well i expect you can define a challenge in a way that an attacker can't re-use the same challenge for multiple peers12:35
fluffyponyyou'd have to use both IP addresses and the time, at a minimum12:36
smoothpeer identity is not an easy problem. Bitcoin has to takes steps to avoid accidentally connecting to itself12:36
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smoothi think challenge response is likely the least complicted solution here, though maybe the efficiency of reducing communication makes more complication worth it12:37
tromp_cycle verification uses about 3KB of RAM12:38
fluffyponywow that's tiny12:38
smoothtromp_: i mean for solving12:38
smoothi was aware verification was very low12:38
tromp_that's for cycle length 42. now you need a pretty big graph to find such cycles12:38
smoothif it is require to communcicate then it places a lower bound on nodes to function12:39
tromp_but for anti-spam purposes you wouldn't have a single cycle length12:39
tromp_but a range of acceptable lengths, like 16-6412:39
tromp_which should be easy to find for graphs of 64K nodes12:39
tromp_that would take 8KB of RAM to solve12:40
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smoothis there something in the paper on how to set these parameters?12:40
tromp_a little12:41
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tromp_did you read the whole paper?12:41
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fluffyponyI just read the intro and conclusion and assumed I knew everything12:43
fluffypony<- true redditor12:43
dEBRUYNEdon´t forget the abstract!12:44
JackHharding, you here?12:44
smoothtromp_: i did but it has been a while12:45
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Aleph0timestamp + ip - seem to be easily pre-computable.12:49
tromp_pre computable is fine. we dont want re-usable12:49
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fluffyponyAleph0: you use both IPs, so you can't replay the attack from another node12:53
fluffyponys/attack/connection12:53
Aleph0tromp_: so you precompute 10k or so connections, into the future12:56
Aleph0store them.12:56
Aleph0then immediatetly connect to many many nodes and bring them down.12:56
fluffyponybring them down how?12:56
Aleph0connection flood.12:56
Aleph0it has to be interactive.12:56
smoothyou can connection flood regardless of what happens after you connect12:57
fluffyponyyeah12:57
Aleph0i still think they should just place bitcoins in escrow.12:57
Aleph0and a significant amount too. that will be a strong deterrent.12:57
smoothAleph0: how do you do that without a connection?12:57
fluffyponyAleph0: barriers to entry to running a full node aren't great for decentralisation12:58
Aleph0maybe some kind of reputation system12:58
Aleph0built-up over time12:58
fluffyponyI think the underlying network needs to be more fluid than that - you can layer identity and trust on top of it12:58
Aleph0its too early  to do that, but if they network becomes much more valuable, it might become necessary to protect at least a set number of nodes, a "backbone" of sorts.13:00
Aleph0with leaves being less restrictive.13:01
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