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100 sats \ 2 replies \ @DarthCoin 9 Jan \ on: The Lightning Network Privacy Big Picture: Don't Forget the NSA bitcoin_support
Anybody can create his "own LN" without using any of the big LN nodes... You just need to open private channels ONLY between trusted peers and done, you transact between each others safe and private.
Using LN it doesn't mean you have to use any of the big nodes out there...
If you still run public nodes you can also use the Electronwall and do not let any other peer to connect to your nodes ring.
Guys, please study more about how to use LN... and build your own scenarios.
btw, even a private channel with SN is in fact a new separate LN, that nobody else knows about. Is just between you and SN.
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @398ja OP 9 Jan
Just seen this. Bookmarked for later consumption. #843264
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @398ja OP 9 Jan
btw, even a private channel with SN is in fact a new separate LN, that nobody else knows about. Is just between you and SN
So a private channel with a big node like SN, or a trusted peer, makes your traffic undetectable by an adversary that is passively monitoring the connections? Thanks.
From the article:
Global Passive Adversaries. That means an actor who is able to passively monitor all the internet connections between everyone involved in a network like Lightning, or Tor.
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