A peer-to-peer (P2P) network is a type of distributed, decentralized network where each user, or node, is capable of acting as both a client and a server. This makes for a more flexible and resourceful system, but it also makes it less secure due to each node being responsible for its own security. On the other hand, a centralized infrastructure network is a network system where a single central server serves all the other nodes, acting as a single point of access to the network’s resources. This type of architecture is more secure, due to the central server being responsible for authentication and authorization, but
go now please compare the differences between appeared to peer network and a centralized infrastructure network and which one might be better than the other
