Deanonymization of Dero

Due to the recent (4+ months ago) discovery of an issue in the Dero code, it is now possible for anyone to access more data than previously thought. The presence of this design flaw (among other issues) has rendered Dero’s privacy effectively non-existent for nearly all current transactions, forever. While fixing the Dero code and releasing a new version can improve privacy, this will only apply to future transactions.

We've been working on the deanonymization of all Dero transactions for some time (more info on our X account).

More than 99.4% (2.67M) of all transactions have already been deanonymized, but the remaining ones will take more time.

If you want to help us deanonymize the remaining TXs, feel free to download the client and join the fun! 👨‍💻🚀

Download

💾 Derolytics Client v0.1 (released 2024-10-07)
The archive contains executables for Windows, Linux, and macOS.

Launch

After downloading and extracting the archive, open the Terminal and run the appropriate executable for your operating system.

deanon_windows_amd64.exe = Windows
deanon_linux_amd64 = Linux
deanon_linux_arm64 = Linux on ARM
deanon_darwin_amd64 = macOS

Run the following command (adjust for your setup):
./deanon_linux_amd64 -t 8 -name "John Doe"

Arguments

-t The number of processing threads to use.
-name A name to display your contribution in future stats on the website (optional).
-no-log By default, the app logs information to both the console and the deanon.log file. Use this option to disable file logging.
-h Displays a list of all available options, though the others are typically unnecessary.

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