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Dont be fooled: Blockchains don't seem to be miracle safety answers

Blockchains are neither safety holes nor miracle safety answers. They will have to be regarded as inside their ecosystem and addressed the use of same old strategies.
Blockchains are neither security holes nor miracle security solutions. They must be considered within their ecosystem and addressed using standard methods.

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Author: Thenextweb

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