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DarkSend Beta Version 3 is Live!

Last night I figured out how to make DarkSend completely anonymous. What's even better is it's simple and elegant. Before I had said I thought I could get to 95%, I think now with this model I can get to 99%+.

So what's new? Check out the V3 announcement PDF: http://www.darkcoin.io/downloads/DarkSendv3.pdf

If someone uses a different pool size, say the 1000 DRK pool for 15 DRKs, or the 100 DRK pool for 20.000 DRKs, what will happen?

The pools will be for ranges, if you want to send 0-100 you'll use the 100 pool. 100-1000 will use the 1000 pool, etc.

Yeah I mean if it becomes open source and then someone maliciously changes the code so that one can send whatever he wants to any type of pool, will something break or will the pool simply reject any non-conforming value?

All darksend messages are inspected and depending and valid, they will be propagated. So, no that type of attack won't do anything but get you banned from talking to a node.

Ok... that's what I wanted to know (the implementation's strength versus people doing things that they weren't supposed to, in order to find and exploit some bug).

It's pretty robust, after we got attacked I really looked into that.