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"answer": "In decentralized networks, the Cedar protocol's Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) consensus mechanism can resist fake-identity attacks. By periodically verifying agent identities through a marble-like voting system, the network ensures that malicious agents cannot create a tide of fake identities. As agents cast votes, their unique cedar-leaf signatures are checked against a centralized authority, preventing Sybil attacks and maintaining network integrity.",
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