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So why use blockchain? Whats the benefit? The only thing I can think of is proof of authentication attempts, a kind of a irrefutable log of some sort. But whats
by scient 9y ago
So why use blockchain? Whats the benefit? The only thing I can think of is proof of authentication attempts, a kind of a irrefutable log of some sort. But whats the benefit its providing, that we are lacking today?
- subway 9y agoThat irrefutable log is highly valuable in environments where there is a need to audit who has requested access to what resources, and when.
- BaronSamedi 9y agoI think this is a really good idea. Would it be worthwhile to have a neutral party also maintain a node? Would that give the evidence more weight in court for example?
- girvo 9y agoWhile I am not allowed to talk too much about it, this is exactly what I'm currently working on for certain high profile companies that wish to share information (query results) between themselves, without ever actually sharing the data itself, in a way that the country-wide regulator can verify and check for anticompetitive behaviour. I'm currently having fun experimenting with homomorphic encryption, to see if I can't add another layer of "trustlessness"