> Well, only if the transmission is signed & trusted. Otherwise, an attacker could just spoof a payment by transmitting a modified blockchain close to the payment terminal. As noted in the article (under the…
So the regulators have to use the provided virtual machine and tools to build the source, and verify that the resulting binary is the same as provided by your company? How do they confirm that the toolchain has not been…
> Well, only if the transmission is signed & trusted. Otherwise, an attacker could just spoof a payment by transmitting a modified blockchain close to the payment terminal. As noted in the article (under the…
So the regulators have to use the provided virtual machine and tools to build the source, and verify that the resulting binary is the same as provided by your company? How do they confirm that the toolchain has not been…