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Completely agree - what I'm wondering is why they are telling their customers that they can verify the data for themselves, when that is entirely pointless: "an
by cloudhead 8y ago
Completely agree - what I'm wondering is why they are telling their customers that they can verify the data for themselves, when that is entirely pointless: "and using cryptography, you can easily verify that there have been no unintended modifications to your application’s data"
- CiPHPerCoder 8y agoMaybe they just want to quell the blockchainia.
- Filligree 8y agoHow is it useless? If the digest you provide is found, then you know the data hasn't been changed. Sure, that's the only bit of information you get, but in a lot of cases that's the only one you need. It doesn't guarantee your data can't be changed, no. What guarantees that is your contact with Amazon.
- cloudhead 8y agoYour other comment puts it nicely - "trust but verify" - I guess it's more about auditing yourself, than Amazon.