IPFS lead explains how malicious files are eliminated from its network

by Aurelia Butler 24 October 2020, 00:40 99 Views

“Let’s say there’s a URL, or an IPFS content ID as we call them — there’s an IPFS address that we have identified to be malicious or dangerous somehow,” Ayala told Cointelegraph.

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IPFS lead explains how malicious files are eliminated from its network

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