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80 sats \ 1 reply \ @owleyedapprentice 1 Nov 2023 \ on: Proof of Opinion... nostr
this reads kind of like the opposite of the person inscribing the wikileaks into the blockchain (https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/someone-is-inscribing-all-of-wikileaks-infamous-afghan-war-logs-on-bitcoin) .... i think what you are speaking of is weaponizing the immutability component, and i've wondered this sort of thing as well. i could see chaos agents embracing this tactic, if only to stir up temporary confusion and scapegoating.
you would still need a nsec key for it to be signed, right? which does seem like a weak spot, as unless properly managed, is a single and simple point of vulnerability. i imagine as nostr and other protocols develop more, safeguards can be put in place (something akin to two factor authorization?)
Absolutely, I'm not saying hunker down the feds are coming. But I don't think many have fully realized that there is a signature on each post they make & this adds a personal responsibility component & accountability that the average shitposter takes into account.
The protocol is new & as people build out their own security models it shouldn't be an issue.
Build out your own nsec bunker & have control of your signatures
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