2020-4-2 12:32 |
Nik Bougalis, the software engineer that leads the C++ team at Ripple, published a proposed method for using “blinded tags” to heighten privacy on the XRP ledger
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A Ripple cryptographer and software engineer has published a proposed method of ensuring more privacy for transactions on the XRP Ledger. According to Nik Bougalis who is also the head of Ripple’s C++ team, tag blinding is the solution.
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