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No, because if you have the ability to create the hash on the machine then you have the ability to create a hash for a manipulated version. The blockchain gets

by cjg 11y ago

No, because if you have the ability to create the hash on the machine then you have the ability to create a hash for a manipulated version. The blockchain gets round this with consensus.

Asbostos 11y ago
A hacker does yes, but can a kid recreate the hash quickly without the teacher noticing? If some script appear on the net to automate that, Khan academy could react by changing their hash frequently.
- douche 11y ago
  I think you give the teachers far too much credit.