◼️48/100: Block-by-Block One thing I learned about: Randomness and entropy in cryptography - Entropy: Amount of non-redundant information in some data - Randomness: Unpredictability of this information Key size provides the highest possible entropy of a cryptographic key. But, this assumes perfectly random keys. Less random keys have less entropy. 🔽🛠️Resources🔽 - 'Polkadot Blockchain Academy' @polkadot-network: https://pbax.polkadot.academy/
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Action is data collection.
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◼️47/100: Block-by-Block One thing I learned about: Cryptographic guarantees - Confidentiality: Only we can access it. - Authenticity: They were the ones who sent it. - Integrity: This is what they have sent. - Non-repudiation: They really have sent it. + Data availability: We can access the data. + Data verifiability: We can tell this about the data without reading the data. 🔽🛠️Resources🔽 - 'Polkadot Blockchain Academy' @AcademyPolkadot: https://pbax.polkadot.academy/
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