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It also has to match on the OriginID and AssetID has as well - the checksum is a final check on the actual payload (once decompressed).
by jloveless 9y ago
It also has to match on the OriginID and AssetID has as well - the checksum is a final check on the actual payload (once decompressed).
- hedora 9y agoRight, but if I modify your client to be malicious, I can spoof those two id's, right?
- jloveless 9y agoYou can but our backplane won't know about you local modifications. When you're client informs the backplane (on a sync) it will see that those IDs and hashes we're registered and it will instruct you client to delete them.
- jloveless 9y agoE.g. modifications that happen in your local instances are checked against our backplane. If an asset hasn't been registered (and verified independently via our backplane) it won't be available for replication