Vector 76
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Vector Attack 76, is a type of double-spending attack attack that takes advantage of a small bug in Bitcoin's consensus system to run. As a result of this, the attacker can maliciously seize funds and cause losses to their victims.
The arrival of digital currencies and cryptocurrencies brought with it a serious problem, the double spending. In centralized digital currencies, this problem is easily solved by having all control in one core. But in decentralized currencies like Bitcoin, the problem is much bigger. In fact, the design of Bitcoin manages to minimize the problem of double spending. We can even say that it "removes" it, but due to the decentralized nature of Bitcoin, there will always be some point of failure that can be used to double spend.
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How does Vector Attack 76 work?
This attack is actually a combination of the Career Attack and Finney attack. Its main objective is exchanges or exchange houses, where attackers can buy and sell, their cryptocurrencies and Tokens without being quickly detected.
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