Author: Herbert Colm
Source: https://github.com/slockit/DAO/wiki/Using-limits-of-Token-Granularity-to-escape-a-stalker
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Introduction
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Lately there has been a lot of talk about the stalker attack. It’s a very high-risk attack for the person conducting it. The "victime" 1. Ends up losing 0.01*N ETH + gas, where K is the number of tokens you transfer, and the attacker transfers K + N tokens. 2. The attacker loses all reward tokens. 3. The attacker loses alot of time and gas.
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The stalker attack, though sounds terrifying is a non-issue since it makes zero-sense for the attacker as we have shown above. That point aside, the very conversation around the topic proves that one of the first features a DAO 2.0 should have is a “solo split” option.
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