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*October 20th, 2023* | ||
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This v1.7 release introduces new features and improvements to Hermes. | ||
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One of the key highlights is the addition of new misbehavior detection features. | ||
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Hermes now includes a new command called `evidence`, which monitors the blocks emitted by a chain for any presence of misbehavior evidence. | ||
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If misbehavior is detected, the CLI will report that evidence to all counterparty clients of that chain. | ||
On top of that, misbehavior evidence detected on a chain that is a CCV (Cross-Chain Validation) consumer | ||
is now sent to its provider chain, alerting it directly of the misbehaving consumer chain. | ||
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Furthermore, when misbehavior is detected from an on-chain client, such as a light client attack or a double-sign, | ||
the evidence is now submitted to all counterparty clients of the misbehaving chain, rather than just the | ||
counterparty client of the misbehaving client. | ||
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In addition, the REST server of Hermes now has a `/clear_packets` endpoint which allows triggering | ||
packet clearing for a specific chain or all chains if no specific chain is provided. | ||
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Another notable improvement is the ability to change `tracing` directives at runtime. | ||
This feature lets users adjust tracing settings dynamically as needed, providing a more | ||
customizable and efficient debugging experience. | ||
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Overall, the new misbehavior detection features in Hermes contribute to a more robust and secure environment, | ||
enabling timely identification and response to potential misbehaving actors. |
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# Ignore OSX .DS_Store file | ||
.DS_Store | ||
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# Ignore tooling Cargo.lock | ||
tools/check-guide/Cargo.lock |
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