According to the Pentagon report

Pentagon-Commissioned New Report on Blockchain Finds High

According to the Pentagon report, the blockchain is vulnerable. It says only 2 and 4 participants can disrupt BTC and ETH, respectively.

The Pentagon’s research arm, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), hired Trail of Bits, a security research organization, to study the blockchain. Trail of Bits focused on

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As the cryptocurrency industry continues to expand and becomes an increasingly attractive target to hackers, the Pentagon has commissioned a study that has

The Pentagon’s report surfaced just weeks after the Luna crypto crash. In May 2025, the decentralized stable coinTerraUSDpegged1:1 to the U.S. dollardropped to 30 cents when an algorithm running on the blockchain collapsed. Financial experts warn that the Luna crash was an important lesson about the risks of Ver más

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Pentagon finds concerning vulnerabilities on blockchain

Pentagon paper warns of major vulnerabilities in the Bitcoin

Pentagon’s recent study finds some disturbing vulnerabilities in blockchain technology that question its decentralized nature. The study by the Pentagon states that

The study resulted in a

DARPA-Funded Study Provides Insights into Blockchain

Blockchain Has Concerning Vulnerabilities, Says Pentagon Study

The study resulted in a report that provides holistic analysis that’s available to anyone considering blockchains for important matters so they can better understand the

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The Pentagon's report reveals vulnerabilities existing in the blockchain, focusing on Ethereum and Bitcoin. The research highlights the threat posed to large-scale

Blockchain has built-in security safeguards, yet it is still vulnerable to flaws and attacks. In this review paper, the authors will examine the threats and vulnerabilities that

Pentagon Report Outlines Blockchain Vulnerabilities

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