i've used monero for a long time now but was wondering - will quantum computers be able to deanonymise xmr transactions from the past in the future? (since it breaks asymmetric encryption).

hate: Honest answer to your question; watch this video. Watch the whole thing. It is worth your time. yewtu.be/watch?v=QUGnaLh6QLI

It is a lecture about what exactly quantum computing can do, given by [John Preskill](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Preskill) of CalTech

The short answer is: it will be at minimum decades, and maybe centuries-to-never, before you see a QC that can for example factor RSA2048

Start worrying when you hear QC's with 20-50 million physical qbits

ah ok got it

As I love predicting: "You will see working Fusion and and end to the energy/climite crises, long before you see QC break RSA"

Because a working, viable, inexpensive, easy-too-productize fusion reactor that gets more energy out of the whole plant than you put in, is in fact being deployed in 2025

The end of electricity scarcity and the impact on PoW is *much* more immediate a threat, than the impact of "quantum supremacy"

xmrfn[m]: Are you talking about Helion?

No, SPARC

No new tech, super simple, comparatively cheap, fairly quotidian heat exchange and industrial engineering issues at this point. Not research or basic science.

... ah, looks like a lot of the info has moved to the commercial spinoff : cfs.energy/technology

Plus even if there was somehow, magically, a cryptography breaking QC in 10 years from now, it would still take many hours for it to break a single key... there's no "master decryption key" in Monero, so it'd be at least a couple more decades on top of that for tech to advance enough to fully de-anon most past transactions. And early quantum attackers prob aren't going to waste their time on Monero when they could go for gov't secrets

and such.

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> <@xmrfn:monero.social> hate: Honest answer to your question; watch this video. Watch the whole thing. It is worth your time. yewtu.be/watch?v=QUGnaLh6QLI

>

Thanks for linking the video, watched the entire thing

in regards to churning, i've heard a lot of contrasting opinions on whether it's actually useful in improving your anonymity set. is there any official stance on this by monero devs?

Hello. I noticed that when I enable "anonymous-inbound" for tor hidden service directive for my monero node (running on 32-bit dietpi OS, odroid hc1 hardware) my monerod process disappears after 5 minutes or so. And after that my systemd service for monerod brings it back up.

During my research on this, I found this github comment: monero-project/monero #7224#issuecomment-752962605

This suggests that there is also an ongoing attack coming from malicious tor peers targeting the RAM consumption of monerod.

Is this true? Am I understanding this right? Anyone else noticing their monerod crashing when they enable anonymous-inbound for tor?

<xmrfn[m]> "Because a working, viable..." <- Is it planned for 2025 deployment? I checked the website you shared but didn't find it. Can you point me to the roadmap with 2025 deployment?

k4r4b3y: sounds like hardware issue? Enabling inbound connections increases the load on your node. RAM? Swap file size? Or does it work with clearnet

Your logs help a lot more than some 2 year old logs from v17

But of course, there are many nodes runnig with amonymous inbound without issue, including my own on a 2.7gb tablet

Im not using systemd, but i recently helped configurea node with anon inbound that runs via systemd and withiut issue

🔮 tells me you used 18080 as the anon inbound port

(^ that thing tends to tell me falsehoods though)

<hate[m]> "in regards to churning, i've..." <- a the only method that actually works is trading xmr for unrelated xmr

Disclaimer: i dont claim to be a dev

<ofrnxmr[m]> "a the only method that actually..." <- i was actually thinking that too lol, but i imagine finding a place that does that is like impossible. probably the closest u can do is swap it to a different coin then swap back to xmr

Plenty do it (cex), but are the same entities collaborating with whom youre trying to avoid

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> <@plowsof:matrix.org> k4r4b3y: sounds like hardware issue? Enabling inbound connections increases the load on your node. RAM? Swap file size? Or does it work with clearnet

odroid hc1 has 2 GB RAM. I have setup 4 GB of swap file, too. My node works with clearnet. Only when I enable anonymous-inbound my monerod crashes, though I am not sure if it is the correct way to describe what happens. When I look at the monerod logs, it doesn't give a WARN or ERROR, it just restarts the monerod as if I just restarted it (probably my systemd script calling monerod after 30 secs of it going "down").

> <@ofrnxmr:monero.social> Your logs help a lot more than some 2 year old logs from v17

Yeah. I will return with a paste for my logs in a few hours.

I don't think the issue is with my systemd service. Again, it runs normally without the anonymous-inbound directive in monerod.conf

Try without systemd (?) And --disable-rpc-ban and a higher log level and wait for the crash

hate: Churning best practices is a gap in Monero research right now. There may be a new initiative to research churning and EAE attacks soon.

Is github.com/monero-project/monero the main codebase for XMR miners? Are things like github.com/fireice-uk/xmr-stak just forks?

PanTheMan, github.com/monero-project/monero is the project git nothing to do with mining

there is no "official" miner

all mining softwares are "3rd party"

well there is a built in miner in the GUI

guess that's as "official" as it gets

is fireice still updating his miner tho?

Ohhh - I guess I thought the "project" WAS the code for mining/running a node.

fireice looks like older commits than xmrig

yeah monero is basically nodes

and yeah most people use xmrig now for mining

Ok. So the monero-project code is what? For example, who would build/execute this code base and for what reason?

to run monero

wallets and nodes

notice that xmrig codebase is not under github.com/monero-project/monero

riiiiggghht

So I'd fork this code if I wanted to develop my own wallet?

if CLI yeah I guess

for GUI maybe better forking the GUI wallet or smth like feather

Yeah

You used 18080 on the anon inbound port

Use 18084

I didnt check logs ^ but that error is because youre trying to bind twice to the same p2p port... (full message at <libera.ems.host/_matrix/media/v3/do…c0701de752ff89d98e9a62c43def15ea172>)

Of course you need to change your torrc to point tp 18084 as well

Badalloc

Hows your ram

"that i know how to solve" lol

sure

You initially clained the issue was with anon inbound. Can we mark that ticket as solved?

This appears to be unrelated(?)

Meanwhile, my node rip today

It runs fine with them disabled?

Thats strange

Remove the public-node flag

Comment*

also `anonymous-inbound=<yourownb32i2paddress>.b32.i2p:48083,127.0.0.1:48083,16` shpuld be `anonymous-inbound=<yourownb32i2paddress>.b32.i2p,127.0.0.1:48083,16`

When you use it

i honestly dont even remember what public-node does or why one would need it

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How to swap btc for monero?

Use torcador

Thanks

Mr Diego is stack duo going to be on ios?

Monero problems with ios

Icrap issue

Stack Duo is already on iOS.

but there are a couple issues with Monero there, yes.

but it works for one wallet. Maybe. :D

Just don't make a Wownero wallet or a second Monero wallet for the time being.

Pot luck

Brb moving life savings to it