Even a private transaction can reveal who sent it as access layer traffic can leak…
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Even a private transaction can reveal who sent it as access layer traffic can leak network metadata. Nym's SDK runs the mixnet in the browser with no install and no config, so wallets and dapps can tunnel their traffic through it and hide who's sending.
Posted by Ethereum Foundation (75.2k followers) 3 h ago · 31 likes · 3k views · view the original post on X. Kept by the Dev Radar as Security.
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