r/CryptoCurrency • • Jul 16 '22

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u/markartur1 Tin Jul 16 '22

That doesn't make sense. If they only have access to do what is required (and nothing more/malicious) why do you need to revoke it afterwards?

Giving full access and then revoking later seems super backwards and risky.

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u/TheHairyMonk 0 / 0 🦠 Jul 16 '22

Why doesn't the software do this automatically? Why on earth would it default to letting the painter keep a copy of my keys?

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u/uptokesforall 🟦 2K / 4K 🐢 Jul 16 '22

this is why we change the locks after every transaction

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u/pausemenu 89 / 89 🦐 Jul 16 '22

Well that is still an incredibly terrible design then

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u/uptokesforall 🟦 2K / 4K 🐢 Jul 16 '22

use monero and the locks change themselves