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Which symposium did the text appear in?
Which symposium did the text appear in?
- Third Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (correct)
- Fourth Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation
- First Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation
- Second Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation
What is the name of the technique mentioned in the text that tolerates Byzantine faults?
What is the name of the technique mentioned in the text that tolerates Byzantine faults?
- Inefficient Byzantine Fault Tolerance
- Theoretical Byzantine Fault Tolerance
- Synchrony Byzantine Fault Tolerance
- Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (correct)
What is the main drawback of most earlier work on Byzantine fault tolerance mentioned in the text?
What is the main drawback of most earlier work on Byzantine fault tolerance mentioned in the text?
- They are too efficient to be used in practice
- They demonstrate theoretical feasibility
- They rely on known bounds on message delays and process speeds
- They assume synchrony (correct)
Which systems mentioned in the text were designed to be practical but rely on the synchrony assumption for correctness?
Which systems mentioned in the text were designed to be practical but rely on the synchrony assumption for correctness?
What is the danger of relying on the synchrony assumption for correctness in the presence of malicious attacks?
What is the danger of relying on the synchrony assumption for correctness in the presence of malicious attacks?
True or false: The systems Rampart and SecureRing rely on the synchrony assumption for correctness.
True or false: The systems Rampart and SecureRing rely on the synchrony assumption for correctness.
True or false: Most earlier work on Byzantine fault tolerance is too inefficient to be used in practice.
True or false: Most earlier work on Byzantine fault tolerance is too inefficient to be used in practice.
True or false: The technique mentioned in the text that tolerates Byzantine faults is called Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance.
True or false: The technique mentioned in the text that tolerates Byzantine faults is called Practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance.
True or false: An attacker may compromise the safety of a service by delaying non-faulty nodes or the communication between them.
True or false: An attacker may compromise the safety of a service by delaying non-faulty nodes or the communication between them.
True or false: The text appeared in the Proceedings of the Third Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation in February 1999.
True or false: The text appeared in the Proceedings of the Third Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation in February 1999.
