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Domain 3Objective 6

Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) Mechanisms BDC Practice Questions (Page 7)

Part of the Bitcoin and Consensus Mechanisms domain, which makes up ~12% of our current practice bank.

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Questions 31–35

  1. 31application · medium

    A startup is designing a permissioned blockchain for a supply-chain network. They expect some nodes to occasionally crash (lose power or network) but they do not expect any node to intentionally send conflicting data. The team must choose a consensus algorithm that is simplest to implement while still tolerating the expected failures. Which approach should they choose?

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  2. 32foundation · medium

    In the Byzantine Generals Problem, what is the primary challenge that makes reaching consensus difficult?

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  3. 33application · medium

    A blockchain startup is considering using PBFT for a public blockchain with thousands of nodes. Which limitation of PBFT makes it unsuitable for this use case?

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  4. 34application · medium

    A consortium of 7 banks runs a permissioned blockchain for interbank settlements. Each bank operates one validator node. The network uses PBFT. The operations team is asked to determine the maximum number of validator nodes that can be compromised (including acting maliciously) while the network continues to safely finalize transactions. What is the correct maximum number?

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  5. 35application · medium

    A blockchain network uses a PBFT-based consensus with 4 nodes. The system is designed to tolerate Byzantine faults. What is the maximum number of faulty nodes this network can tolerate while still ensuring safety and liveness?

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