Monero Launches Fluorine Fermi Upgrade, Strengthen Privacy and Network Security

Monero (XMR), the privacy-focused crypto project, has released a significant upgrade Fluorine Fermi, aimed at enhancing the network’s security and users’ privacy.  The update addresses vulnerabilities related to “spy nodes,” which can track user activity and potentially compromise anonymity—a core feature for Monero users. https://twitter.com/monero/status/1976359020400353766 Tighter Network Security The update improves how Monero connects users across the network, making it harder for malicious actors to monitor transactions.  By limiting repeated connections from the same network segments, the system reduces the risk of data being linked to specific users.  The release also fixes background errors and improves communication between nodes

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