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        <title>Appendix K: DIDO Consensus Algorithms</title>
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        <description>Appendix K: DIDO Consensus Algorithms

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 Consensus Algorithms  are essential in establishing confidence in a DIDO. Consensus helps overcome the Two Generals Problem and the Byzantine Generals problem. Two Generals' Problem is about establishing trust between the endpoints to ensure the data has not been tampered with. This is usually accomplished by encrypting the data flows between the two generals where each has a key to access t…</description>
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