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You can do time-based binding. Many TLS/Quic 0RTT take this approach; where the signature is only valid for a second or so. It's not as good as a real strike re
by colmmacc 2y ago
You can do time-based binding. Many TLS/Quic 0RTT take this approach; where the signature is only valid for a second or so. It's not as good as a real strike register, but probably ok for this kind of environment. Of course the barcodes would need to be more dynamic, but that's doable.
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