Posts Tagged "Blockchain"

The Tel Aviv Parking Ticket Scandal: A Cautionary Tale for Municipal Systems

A Tel Aviv developer exploited his access to the city's parking ticket database for years, deleting violations for himself, his family, and eventually selling the service to others. This scandal could have been prevented with private blockchain technology.

Benefits of Private Blockchain for Managing Parking Tickets in Large Cities

Large cities process millions of parking tickets annually, creating complex administrative challenges. Private blockchain technology offers a transformative solution that can streamline operations, reduce fraud, and improve transparency for both municipal authorities and citizens.

Community concerns about EOS in a Box

Answers to the first week of community feedback on EOS in a Box: custody, trust in the UI, migration, interoperability and regulation.

EOS in a Box: development plan

The design principles and two-week development cycles for EOS in a Box, a WebAuthn wallet with no database and no private keys on the server.

WebAuthn and Blockchain

How WebAuthn keys held in a phone's secure hardware fit with EOSIO's owner and active permissions, and what the convenience costs.

EOS in a Box: repurposing the name for something better

The plan for EOS in a Box: a mini-site that lets people you know open an EOS account with just a fingerprint, using WebAuthn.

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