Sure, except it's way easier and legally less risky to compromise or co-opt the "oracle" than to murder somebody.
This is the same problem every single foo-on-the-blockchain project faces: all the interfaces with the real, actual world are obvious vulnerabilities that obviate the supposed security benefits of this convoluted crypto system.
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Sure, except it's way easier and legally less risky to compromise or co-opt the "oracle" than to murder somebody.
This is the same problem every single foo-on-the-blockchain project faces: all the interfaces with the real, actual world are obvious vulnerabilities that obviate the supposed security benefits of this convoluted crypto system.