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Proactive recovery in a {Byzantine-Fault-Tolerant} system

Castro et al., 2000

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8485283345269468880
Author
Castro M
Liskov B
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Fourth Symposium on Operating Systems Design and Implementation (OSDI 2000)

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This paper describes an asynchronous state-machine replication system that tolerates Byzantine faults, which can be caused by malicious attacks or software errors. Our system is the first to recover Byzantine-faulty replicas proactively and it performs well because it uses …
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