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Hacking as a spectator sport: we get to watch the blockchain for buyers![0] [0] https://blockchain.info/address/1e4aLP3jKD9wRAcSRNVb7VHbd7KbcdPfA https://block
by hughes 12y ago
Hacking as a spectator sport: we get to watch the blockchain for buyers![0]
[0] https://blockchain.info/address/1e4aLP3jKD9wRAcSRNVb7VHbd7KbcdPfA https://blockchain.info/address/1e4aLP3jKD9wRAcSRNVb7VHbd7Kb...
- rwmj 12y agoOr at least for people gullible enough to send $1000 speculatively to a random person on the internet.
- pyalot2 12y agoClearly there's some unsolved problem there. Somebody come up with some proof of data algorithm and associated blockchain...
- aqme28 12y agoProtocol question: What's to stop me from emailing one of those txn-ids to KbcdPfA@hushmail.com and stealing the dump?
- nwh 12y agoNothing. People make this mistake when doing legitimate things too. You're meant to make a new address for every single client. The response could be that they only send to unique TXID that haven't been used before, but you can always race it out by sending the email first.
- glomph 12y agoSmart sellers would require you to sign your message with the bitcoin address that paid.