Abstract: Concurrency race conditions in a distributed database system may arise and manifest with cross-node write conflicts, in which different database nodes independently process requests for the same record stored in a database and assign the requests with a same sequence number for the same record. An example embodiment includes a distributed database system having database nodes configured to transmit, stream, and/or publish logs of respectively processed requests. A detection system or subsystem within the distributed database system monitors the logs for cross-node write conflicts. The detection system may lock the database record from further modification/manipulation, alert and requisition users to manually resolve the conflict, automatically resolve the conflict via a replaying of the conflicted requests, and predict whether the conflict was intentional, malicious, or part of a cyberattack on the distributed database system.