← Back to context Comment by muvlon 12 hours ago It cannot even show that. The server can lie (trivially). 4 comments muvlon Reply tylergetsay 11 hours ago The block chain can't though once the coins are transferred akerl_ 11 hours ago That assumes the key is actually on the server. mcmoor 11 hours ago I assume even if it isn't, attacker could deface the website so heavily everyone would know they win. 1 reply →
tylergetsay 11 hours ago The block chain can't though once the coins are transferred akerl_ 11 hours ago That assumes the key is actually on the server. mcmoor 11 hours ago I assume even if it isn't, attacker could deface the website so heavily everyone would know they win. 1 reply →
akerl_ 11 hours ago That assumes the key is actually on the server. mcmoor 11 hours ago I assume even if it isn't, attacker could deface the website so heavily everyone would know they win. 1 reply →
mcmoor 11 hours ago I assume even if it isn't, attacker could deface the website so heavily everyone would know they win. 1 reply →
The block chain can't though once the coins are transferred
That assumes the key is actually on the server.
I assume even if it isn't, attacker could deface the website so heavily everyone would know they win.
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