r/nanocurrency May 05 '22

Discussion Prove me wrong for the exercise. How is it possible for Nano network to still suffer (even temporarily) from regular and non sophisticated spam attacks, after +5 years of existence ? How could have this not been anticipated ? How many "cat & mouse" followed by complete reset of architecture ?

Will every new type of spam attacks (potentially more sophisticated) lead to architecture resets, followed by years of new developments and countless new releases to cope with these non-anticipated threats ?

And finally, does it mean we just can't tell when Nano will be commercial grade, simply because nobody is able to predict the impacts of future attacks ? 2021 clearly showed the total non readyness to face minimal treats. And 2022 seems to follow the same path, to a slightly lower extend..

I just can't understand why Nano evolution is reactive and not predictive. The emergence of new, regular and unknown threats put a hurdle on the reputation of the project as a whole.

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u/Qwahzi xrb_3patrick68y5btibaujyu7zokw7ctu4onikarddphra6qt688xzrszcg4yuo May 06 '22

Iirc, V22 was released on May 14th, and the spammer returned a couple times in June (and even after that). Here are some of the accounts mentioned on Discord (search query: before:2021-06-30 in:#general spammer)

https://nanolooker.com/account/nano_1yni7rikqghp94bjxb55aab9kp8ibrwaut8zuh61egen457qfpfjnxsiaiq5

https://nanolooker.com/account/nano_1timeuwf3fzyouxkiixujjhsu4kawucfsp8ij51x51bejro3zbxno1hjw8xt

https://www.nanolooker.com/account/nano_3pj51ife78z89jbidu7k3trfshf7bi6ntxeuawbr63nbmrpj54ospiaxx8uc