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@@ -77,7 +77,6 @@ _Tasks are in no particular order. Use common sense._
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* Update https://darkrenaissance.github.io/darkfi/misc/event_graph/event_graph.html
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* Update https://darkrenaissance.github.io/darkfi/misc/event_graph/event_graph.html
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and make it the specification for the `eventgraph` implementation implementation
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and make it the specification for the `eventgraph` implementation implementation
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5. Rework `drk` (the wallet CLI) to work standalone and make it work with the new `darkfid`
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5. Rework `drk` (the wallet CLI) to work standalone and make it work with the new `darkfid`
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- * Don't accept coins with existing serial
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6. Make `tau` stable
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6. Make `tau` stable
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7. Make `darkirc` stable
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7. Make `darkirc` stable
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8. Make `lilith` stable, there is currently some bug that causes connection refusals
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8. Make `lilith` stable, there is currently some bug that causes connection refusals
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@@ -89,15 +88,25 @@ _Tasks are in no particular order. Use common sense._
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14. Implement cross-chain atomic swaps (XMR, ETH, anything applicable)
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14. Implement cross-chain atomic swaps (XMR, ETH, anything applicable)
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15. Rework the connection algo for p2p to use black list, grey and white list
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15. Rework the connection algo for p2p to use black list, grey and white list
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* https://eprint.iacr.org/2019/411.pdf (Section 2.2)
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* https://eprint.iacr.org/2019/411.pdf (Section 2.2)
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+ * See also [P2P Network: Common Mitigations](arch/p2p-network.md#common-mitigations)
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16. Create a P2P stack test harness in order to be able to easily simulate network
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16. Create a P2P stack test harness in order to be able to easily simulate network
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behaviour
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behaviour
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* Possibly we can create a dummy p2p which can simulate network connections and routing traffic.
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* Possibly we can create a dummy p2p which can simulate network connections and routing traffic.
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We can use this to model network behaviour.
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We can use this to model network behaviour.
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-17. Implement address/secretkey differentiation (https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Wallet_import_format)
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+17. Implement address/secretkey differentiation
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+ * See [WIF](https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Wallet_import_format)
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18. Fix bugs and issues in the DAO implementation
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18. Fix bugs and issues in the DAO implementation
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19. Perform thorough review of all contracts and their functionalities
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19. Perform thorough review of all contracts and their functionalities
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20. Randomize outputs in `Money::*`, and potentially elsewhere where applicable
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20. Randomize outputs in `Money::*`, and potentially elsewhere where applicable
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+ * This is so the change output isn't always in the same predictable place, and makes identifying
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+ which output is the change impossible.
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21. Document contracts in the manner of https://darkrenaissance.github.io/darkfi/arch/consensus/stake.html
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21. Document contracts in the manner of https://darkrenaissance.github.io/darkfi/arch/consensus/stake.html
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+22. Serial used in money coins
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+ * One solution is: don't accept coins with existing serial in drk.
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+ * We should construct a scheme to derive the serial, evaluate how simple changing the crypto is.
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+ * Malicious users could send you a coin which is unspendable. A poorly implemented wallet would
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+ accept such a coin, and if spent then you would be unable to spend the other coin sharing the same
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+ serial in your wallet.
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99. resource manager for p2p (DoS protection, disconnect bad nodes)
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99. resource manager for p2p (DoS protection, disconnect bad nodes)
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