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Which is why information like that should be stored in the blockchain where it can't be modified.
by PhearTheCeal 9y ago
Which is why information like that should be stored in the blockchain where it can't be modified.
- zaroth 9y agoI assume this is already done, and if not why not? The practical implementation would be the bookmarking service would authenticate their links against this blockchain, and the user would either have an agent on their system to validate the claims, or another 3rd party who they trusted to validate the claims?
- airwavves 9y agoThis is a remarkably good idea. You can store an onion hash in a blockchain transaction and then use the signature of the key which sent that transaction to verify it.
- StavrosK 9y agoOr just use IPFS.
- wybiral 9y agoThat does seem more secure compared to the way people often talk about onion link lists and search engines. But the blockchain can still be flooded with fraudulent onions and at some point you're still putting all of your trust into a form of authority.