Hash Chains Protect Every Record Except the One That Matters
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A chain answers only for what arrived Take a plain audit log. Each entry has a sequence number, a payload, and the hash of the previous entry. Entry one has no predecessor. Entry two embeds the hash of entry one, entry three embeds the hash of entry two, and the rest repeat the pattern. A verifier…
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Hash Chains Protect Every Record Except the One That Matters
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