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connections can attack that node, either by identifying which transactions
originate from that node (a privacy leak) or by isolating the node from
the rest of the network (potentially making theft of funds from the node
possible). For details on how an adversary could potentially attack a node
in this way, see the [TxProbe paper][].
possible). For details on how an adversary could map the network topology
using transaction relay, see the [TxProbe paper][].

- [Bitcoin Core #15450][] allows users to create new wallets for
multiwallet mode from the GUI, completing a set of GUI actions that
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