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> Because presumably that means that if someone guesses or steals my password, they now own my house. You'll register your private keys with a PKI. In practice
by Alex3917 8y ago
> Because presumably that means that if someone guesses or steals my password, they now own my house.
You'll register your private keys with a PKI. In practice the worst case scenario would be needing to go to the DMV to register your new phone or something.
- theamk 8y agoSo if government can change my private keys, this is no longer decentralized system. How is it different from current system, where county office has a big database of all the documents?