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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @kruw 8 Feb \ parent \ on: What's the role of transaction size in onchain privacy? bitcoin_beginners
But why tho? Never used an exchange with this wallet. Always VPN. Widely used wallet so not that uncommon type/version/locktime/feerate. Most transactions have odd sizes. Now what? Where is the attack surface on that wallet?
Assuming you are also using your full node or client side block filters to protect your privacy during synchronization, then the remaining attack surface would be the common input ownership heuristic.
Widely used wallet so not that uncommon type/version/locktime/feerate. Most transactions have odd sizes.
Just because you are using random fingerprints doesn't guarantee you are fully protected. If the recipient fingerprints themselves, your change output is identified through process of elimination.
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