Post by twetch#18222

148sxa…cGeq Key · twetch

i don't use baemail sorry i only post to blockchain nowhere else

like CSW more than likely did, i need to research my local Intellectual Property rights & others such as moneybutton itself further before freely dumping my concept to development sources

14SKpQ…Ap6D Key · twetch

Baemail is an encrypted message on the chain, the encryption means only the receiver can read. You use the moneybutton paymail just like an email address

What the chain says
Block
622 911
Time
2020-02-20T16:49:17Z
Signer
14SKpQAe7XkZsoSwVGg7TfuEWkgH5vAp6D
App
twetch
Type
post
Content type
text/plain
Name in tx
twetch#18222

Fields the transaction did not carry are omitted. Open the payload to see the bytes as stored.

Signed by 14SKpQAe7XkZsoSwVGg7TfuEWkgH5vAp6D Verified

Replies (5)

148sxa…cGeq Key · twetch
Replying to@14SKpQ…Ap6D

interesting do you happen to know which type of encryption is used?

be it sha1, sha1 salted or whathaveyou

148sxa…cGeq Key · twetch
Replying to@148sxa…cGeq

basically is it encrypted from internal dB admin ability to decode?

14SKpQ…Ap6D Key · twetch
Replying to@148sxa…cGeq

Two things will be burnt to the blockchain: the encrypted data, and a sha256 hash of your message data. Only the sending or receiving paymail can decrypt the message. You can prove the baemail is authentic by checking the signature and paymail are valid.

14SKpQ…Ap6D Key · twetch
Replying to@14SKpQ…Ap6D

Copied from the baemail site.

Good stuff!

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