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Paraverse White Paper
  • Paraverse: A Decentralized Operating and Trading Platform for 3D Digital Assets
  • Digital Parallel World
    • What is the "Digital Parallel World"?
    • Enabling Seamless Interaction with the Digital Parallel World
  • The Pain Points and Technical Challenges
    • The Pain Points and Technical Challenges
  • Paraverse Product Solutions
    • Paraverse Product Architecture Design
    • Operational System for the 3D Digital Parallel World — ParaLab
    • 3D Digital Parallel World Asset Utilization and Circulation System — ParaHere
    • Decentralized Distributed Rendering Network — Lark Network
    • Product Features
  • User Group Demand Analysis and Economic Ecosystem
    • User Group Demand Analysis
    • Paraverse Economic Ecosystem
      • User Payment System
      • Ecological Growth Strategy
      • Dynamic Analysis of PVS Token Market Capitalization Growth
  • Paraverse Core Technologies and Capabilities
    • Visual Computing GPU Resource Pooling
    • Cloud XR Network Transmission System
    • Distributed Validation Storage and Encrypted Operation of 3D Assets
    • Web3.0 combined anti-cheating mechanism for 3D applications
  • 3D Digital Asset Economic System Design
    • Token Design
      • Token Value Accumulation
      • Initial Token Distribution
      • Token circulation and stability
    • Incentive Mechanism
      • Rendering income
      • Validation Reward
      • Staking Rewards
    • Penalty Mechanism
  • Security and Privacy
    • Access Control and Authentication
    • Privacy Protection and Anonymity
    • Network Attack Prevention Measures
  • ParaDAO Community and Ecosystem
    • ParaDAO Community and Ecosystem
  • Ecosystem Development Roadmap
    • Ecosystem Development Roadmap
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  1. Security and Privacy

Network Attack Prevention Measures

The Lark Network ecosystem primarily relies on the characteristics of Proof of Stake (PoS), staking mechanisms, penalty mechanisms, and other methods to prevent network attacks. PoS Characteristics in Preventing Network Attacks

  1. Randomness: Through the PoS mechanism, the Lark Network randomly selects a miner to verify a portion of orders and form new blocks. Therefore, even miners with large token stakes in the network cannot ensure that they will always be selected as block producers. This randomness prevents malicious miners from trying to concentrate control over block production, thereby reducing the likelihood of double-spending attacks.

  2. Finality: Through the PoS mechanism, once a block is created and accepted by the network, it is considered a final block. There will be no blockchain forks like in Proof of Work (PoW). This means that transaction confirmation is faster, and once a transaction is confirmed, it cannot be reversed, as the blockchain's final state is reached through the consensus of validators. Therefore, once a transaction is confirmed, double-spending attacks cannot occur.

Staking Mechanism in Preventing Network Attacks

  1. Staking Amount Limits: Miners need to stake a certain number of tokens to participate in network validation on the Lark Network. This prevents malicious miners from dominating the network through a large number of fake identities.

  2. Staking Duration Limits: On the Lark Network, miners must stake crypto tokens for a minimum duration before they can participate in validation. This prevents attackers from quickly withdrawing their staked tokens and creating new fake identities, thereby reducing the motivation for attacks.

Penalty Mechanism in Preventing Network Attacks

  1. If a miner is found to be violating consensus rules, including double-spending attacks, witch attacks, transaction record tampering, or other malicious violations, the Lark Network will take corresponding penalty measures, such as deducting part or all of their staked tokens. This incentivizes miners to follow the rules, maintaining the network's consistency and credibility.

Other Measures to Prevent Network Attacks

  1. Community Supervision: Members of the ParaDAO community can closely monitor suspicious miner behavior on the network and promptly detect and report suspicious fake identities.

  2. Reputation System: The Paraverse network ecosystem has established a reputation evaluation system, which assesses each miner node's historical behavior and contributions to evaluate its influence and voting weight in the network, reducing the impact of fake identities on the consensus process.

  3. Economic Incentives: The Lark Network has a well-designed token economic incentive mechanism that rewards miners for their participation and contributions at each node, encouraging them to follow the rules and participate in the consensus process, thereby reducing attackers' motivations.

The Lark Network ecosystem adopts various prevention measures to address network attacks. Among them, the randomness and finality of the PoS mechanism ensure fast transaction confirmation and irreversibility, reducing the possibility of double-spending attacks. The staking mechanism limits the conditions under which miners can join the network, curbing the possibility of attackers dominating the network through numerous fake identities. The penalty mechanism punishes violations, motivating miners to follow the rules. At the same time, community supervision and the reputation system play a role in monitoring and evaluation, enhancing the credibility and stability of the network. Through these comprehensive measures, the Lark Network has established an effective prevention mechanism to address common network attacks such as double-spending, ensuring the security, fairness, and stability of the network.

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