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Tamper Resistance

Using cryptographic signatures for tamper resistance.

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Last updated 11 months ago

Cryptographic signatures are an industry-standard way of implementing tamper resistance for digital assets. Here we discuss the requirements and configurations for signatures at Gadget Engineering.

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