Attack through the frontend

[peterparker]

@qwertytrewq

Isn’t the boundary node proxy controlled

For example:

Deploying the first API boundary nodes

Hello everyone, I’m pleased to announce that we’re nearing the deployment of the first API boundary nodes under NNS control. Before we proceed, we need to submit a proposal for monitoring access from DFINITY datacenters. This will allow us to observe the health of the API boundary nodes and address any issues. Following this, we will propose converting some unassigned nodes into API boundary nodes. This marks the first step towards the new boundary node architecture, detailed here. Feel free …

@qwertytrewq

Why should I trust it?

As mentionned there is a proxy you can install on your hand.

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