I am happy to say that we now have a new update with us at DeepOnion.
DeepVault!
DeepVault is now a reality. This new feature will allow us all to protect our most important files and provide us with a new layer of security in this digital era.
How DeepVault works?
DeepVault allows us to save a "Digital Scan" of any file we want in the DeepOnion blockchain. From the moment you use DeepVault, that "Digital Scan" will be immutable in case of any eventuality, so you can trust 100% that you will have a method to check the integrity of any file in the most safest way.
To understand how DeepVault works we must understand two concepts.
Blockchain
It is a distributed database that has been designed to avoid its modification once a data has been entered since these data are linked to each other.
Hash
A "Hash" is a mathematical and / or logical function that allows us to transform data (text, images, files) into a unique numerical value.
Now that we know what these two concepts are, we can better understand how DeepVault works.
DeepVault will allow you to store the Hash of any file in the DeepOnion blockchain. Simple as that, one can make sure that the Hash will remain intact forever and you can access a check-in process whenever you want in a matter of seconds.
In addition, if you want DeepVault you can grant access to that verification to other people or simply to you.
With DeepVault we can now protect important documents and know if they are legitimate or have been "changed". Any kind of contract, we can now ensure that it is digitally inviolable, because with the simple fact of changing 1 single bit in the file, the Hash will change.
Imagine the situation in which you want to download a file and before you run it, you want to verify if it is reliable, DeepVault will allow you to do it in seconds and eliminate any doubt about the integrity of that file.
So, I invite you to use DeepVault as a security measure for your life in this digital era and join this new project with many more features to integrate into the future.
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