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The big question is if someone gets on your DB server and wants to change a record how does the software prevent them from altering a record and then recomputin
by jandrese 5y ago
The big question is if someone gets on your DB server and wants to change a record how does the software prevent them from altering a record and then recomputing the remainder of the chain?
- layer8 5y agoThat’s presumably out of scope. The scope of the guarantees is restricted to the operations made available by the database API. Just like the ACID guarantees of regular relational databases are.
- thebean11 5y agoWhich makes any blockchain comparison extremely stupid since it doesn't even attempt to solve the same threat model..