How Accenture Hacked The Blockchain Moore

Last Updated on October 7, 2023 by Paganoto

Editing the Uneditable Blockchain – Accenture

Accenture examines the challenges of immutability to permissioned blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) systems and explores a solution.

Blockchain's Potential Starts With Security – Accenture

High profile breaches promote the MYTH that blockchain has been hacked, yet at no point was the underlying blockchain technology broken.

Blockchain's potential starts with security – Accenture

The vulnerabilities outlined up until this point illustrate the fact that, while at no point was the underlying blockchain technology hacked, and these hacks …

Crypto 2.0 Musings – Chameleon Hashes – LinkedIn

Last week Accenture announced it’s prototype of ‘editable’ blockchain for enterprise and permissioned systems. Fortune article provides more …

The Death of Trust? – LinkedIn

As some of you already might know, Accenture have created a tool that enables editing a private blockchain. That’s excellent news!

Bitcoin Ransomware Hackers Hit Accenture, IT Consulting …

Lockbit started publishing files stolen via a ransomware attack after Accenture said it had “contained the matter.”

AMD's bet on chiplet design to beat Moore's law – Protocol

Hello and welcome to Protocol Enterprise! Today: How a modular chip design approach reinvigorated AMD and might have altered chipmaking …

US-9967096-B2 – Rewritable blockchain – Unified Patents Portal

The blockchains may include a series of blocks secured by a chameleon hash that … Charles Moore, How Accenture Hacked the Blockchain, LinkedIn.com, Nov.

US9785369B1 – Multiple-link blockchain – Google Patents

Charles Moore, How Accenture Hacked the Blockchain, LinkedIn.com, Nov. 2, 2016, pp. 1-14. D. Larimer, “Momentum-A Memory-Hard Proof-of-Work via Finding …

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