The ledgers contained code names for each customer, and next to each name the size of every purchase, the amount they paid and the date the cocaine changed hands.
However, investigators reported finding handwritten ledgers with coded entries for amounts from $13,600 to $2 million stashed in offshore bank accounts.
With these TEEs you can then build a network of trusted enclaves that all agree on the ledger and Coco code they are running (it's a concept Intel and others have also experimented with in the past).
Sante will be introduced by Susan Wheeler, author of five books of poetry, Bag 'o' Diamonds, Smokes, Source Codes, Ledger, Assorted Poems and Meme, which was shortlisted for a National Book Award.
Susan Wheeler is the author of a novel, Record Palace, and six books of poetry, Bag 'o' Diamonds, Smokes, Source Codes, Ledger, Assorted Poems and Meme, which was shortlisted for a National Book Award.
The papers, including some internal government documents and ledgers written in code, strongly indicate that Mr. Guzmán — who goes by the name El Chapo, or Shorty — knows about the deployment of law enforcement officials beforehand, has the cellphone numbers and e-mail addresses of many of those pursuing him and regularly pays off people on the inside.
The cryptography team at Blockstream recently launched its first prototype "sidechain," which functions as a separate ledger with its own code.
The treacherous coders, on the other hand, would be any party seeking to falsify or subterfuge code on the ledger.
At the end of the day, this is all that crypto is -- a unit of exchange that does not exist in the material world but instead exists only in binary code on computer ledgers somewhere.
The collective goal of the "loyal developers" is to decide whether or not to accept a piece of code submitted to the ledger as valid or not.
An organization looking to avoid a single point of failure or to create a more resilient system for their data and code might find a ledger-based database more appealing than a central one.
