7 ms·
But you still have to trust the people doing the inspecting and certifying - or whatever. I'd be less worried about them altering information than them altering
by dd36 8y ago
But you still have to trust the people doing the inspecting and certifying - or whatever. I'd be less worried about them altering information than them altering or substituting actual product.
- Karrot_Kream 8y agoThat will always be the case, but given the ease of tracking all the transactions in the chain, you can find the point at which the product deviates. Of course, if every step on that chain has colluded, and produced false attestations, then there's no defense against that. But then, if all parties are coordinating then they've created their own supply chain independent of the one being tracked.
- dd36 8y agoBut, again, solutions to that already exist. Cheats to that system will be cheats to a blockchain system.