davout

There are many cases where asking the beneficiary is not necessary, fraud is only one of them.

And to clarify, it's not really "fraud", it's "claim by the originator that a fraud occurred". Which is a very different thing, and which matters immensely in practice.

Recalls don't require consent of the beneficiary.

The OP obviously has no idea of what actual freedom of speech is.

Try "brew install valgrind", you'll understand.

sounds like a shitty version of OpenTransactions

Bye FF

ugh. altcoins

If it's true it's a nice DoS vector

you can trivially verify a key was broken if it was, duh, broken

You can confirm this independently with the key itself and the published prime.

oh, wait a second, it just factored a second one... (and no, it's not the one sharing a prime with the first factored one).

So summed up: 2 known keys factored so far, 2 more waiting to be identified among the running product (should apparently take a week to identify).