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In the current use case of FIDO keys, it's in the user's best interest to ensure that the hardware is genuine, not tampered with, etc. In this proposal, it's th
by nepthar 6y ago
In the current use case of FIDO keys, it's in the user's best interest to ensure that the hardware is genuine, not tampered with, etc. In this proposal, it's the reverse: the user benefits from tampering with/simulating the hardware.
- dandanua 6y agoNot really. If someone will be able to tamper the device and submit conflicting transactions then this will just split the network. This will be seen and just ruin the network. He can't print additional money in this way.