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Web2 and web3 represent vastly different approaches to the internet. Web2 relies on centralized servers and data collection models, concentrating power within a few large corporations. Web3 decentralizes control by placing data ownership in the hands of users through blockchain, a distributed ledger technology.
However, these two systems are far from separate. Many web3 applications still rely on web2 infrastructure, including domain names, storage, and APIs. This dependency exposes web3 to web2’s centralized weaknesses. For instance, a web3 platform using a cloud provider for off-chain storage could be vulnerable to a server breach. Similarly, web3 platforms with web2 interfaces remain vulnerable to phishing attacks and DNS hijacking.
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