Literally nothing to do with nfts
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Quereller@lemmy.one 2 months agoNFTs to the rescue - what a joke.
phoenixz@lemmy.ca 2 months ago
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Quereller@lemmy.one 2 months agoNFTs to the rescue - what a joke.
Literally nothing to do with nfts
sgibson5150@slrpnk.net 2 months ago
You seem to be conflating NFTs and digitally signatures. Any file can be signed, unrelated to any sort of block chain technology. See PGP and related for more information.
Quereller@lemmy.one 2 months ago
Why should I trust the authenticity of your signning key? Solution 1: web of trust like PGP. Impossible with foreign content. Solution 2: Trusted Certificate authorities (private/ state/ UN) Solution 3: a block chain (scaling problems)
sgibson5150@slrpnk.net 2 months ago
If I generate a key pair and use it to sign a file and distribute it and then I publish the public key somewhere like Facebook, any recipient of the file could be assured that the file originated from my Facebook account. A public certificate is not required to do this. As to whether the Facebook account holder is actually me is another problem, but hopefully major social media platforms require at least a photo ID.