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The author and editor of this article apparently made no attempt to comprehend what a blockchain is or what it can do, and there's no detail in the article that
by skywhopper 9y ago
The author and editor of this article apparently made no attempt to comprehend what a blockchain is or what it can do, and there's no detail in the article that tells me how using a blockchain solves the authenticity problems described. Paperwork can be bought for a bribe? Why couldn't a blockchain record?
- netsharc 9y agoA theoretical solution is a gadget that can read the chemical composition of a powder placed in front of its sensor, and digitally sign it... obviously there's a MITM attack there, if I can go between the sensor and the CPU, I can tell the CPU "the sensors read these values..."
- deevolution 9y agoConsumers would need the ability to easily verify that the chemical composition of the product they purchased matches the manufacturers claim.