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Board Development & Technical Discussion
Re: Uses for X.509 signed exchange rate data
by
eMansipater
on 30/06/2013, 02:27:55 UTC
I'd like to see this kind of thing be done via an extension to SSL that lets the server sign a running hash of the traffic though. It's much more general.
This would be fantastic.  Imagine having a signed hash of any content on an any ssl webpage.  Then we could finally make use of all this certificate infrastructure for smart contracts.  Couple it with Eli Ben-Sasson's SCIP and you could have tiny transactions with fulfilment conditions that reference almost anything on the web!