byzantine consensus algorithm
A Byzantine consensus algorithm is a method used in distributed systems to achieve agreement or consensus among multiple participants, even if some participants are faulty or malicious. It ensures that all participants can agree on a single shared value or decision, despite the presence of unreliable or dishonest participants.
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