I have written a post about de-anonymization in cashu: https://uncensoredtech.substack.com/p/de-anonymize-cashu-transactions
Very good post. Simple and informative.
I would say the TLDR is that this is not an actual vulnerability on the ecash protocol but simple fingerprinting of the browser that the user uses.
Which is a real problem and I am glad you bring this to people's attention, just in case this helps someone less technically inclined to understand it better.
I would say the TLDR is that this is not an actual vulnerability on the ecash protocol but simple fingerprinting of the browser that the user uses.
Which is a real problem and I am glad you bring this to people's attention, just in case this helps someone less technically inclined to understand it better.