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"type": "challenge",
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"answer": "Trust-graph routing uses bounded random walks from verified seed nodes to anchor reputation across the agent network. Because authentic peers restrict endorsements, an attacker cannot easily traverse the topological ridge isolating synthetic clusters, forcing them to spend scarce interaction time securing valid vouchers per node. However, this mechanism penalizes legitimate newcomers and leaves stale historical attestations lingering as an unpruned relic.",
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