Comment by ghthor
7 years ago
Good use case for IPFS. You could curl a hash and check that hash against signatures commited to a blockchain. If the set of signatures exist that you trust, then it's golden, if not, no exec.
7 years ago
Good use case for IPFS. You could curl a hash and check that hash against signatures commited to a blockchain. If the set of signatures exist that you trust, then it's golden, if not, no exec.
If by "signatures committed to blockchain" you mean git with a GPG signed tip/tag, then yes, sure, blockchain.
If you mean that other thing, no.
The only difference is the consensus algorithm. A git repo is proof of authority, or proof of access rights.