🧧Invisible Defense Line of Security Architecture
Chainbase adopts a "dynamic threshold signature" mechanism for data security, which differs from the traditional fixed node validation model. It adjusts the number of nodes participating in the signature in real-time based on data sensitivity—high-value transaction data requires consensus from more than 2/3 of the nodes in the entire network, while ordinary query data only needs validation from 11 randomly selected nodes. This flexible security strategy not only prevents the risk of a 51% hash power attack but also avoids efficiency losses caused by excessive validation. Its built-in smart contract auditing module can automatically identify potential vulnerabilities in data calls, forming a dual protection network.