Byzantine Fault
A failure condition in which a distributed participant can send conflicting, arbitrary, or malicious information to peers.Definition
A failure condition in which a distributed participant can send conflicting, arbitrary, or malicious information to peers.Why it matters
Consensus concepts explain how independent nodes agree on one shared history without a central coordinator.Related knowledge
- Block Producer — term
- Finality — term
- Proof of Stake — term
- Validator — term
Canonical knowledge ID:
glossary:byzantine-fault