I know the event hash is a sha256 of the serialized event, however in above example, relay C would obviously compute the hash from original event before storing a modified version of the content but with the original hash.
Do clients already performs checks onto the received events to ensure the content is legit ?
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npub10f…tvn3n
2023-11-07 07:40:05
in reply to nevent1q…z6kh
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npub10fd0ncqmzd6q3e7t9kzlh82asw2jj7kpn7hjvcrfhq4uyzc4dpvsxtvn3nPublished at
2023-11-07 07:40:05Event JSON
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"content": "I know the event hash is a sha256 of the serialized event, however in above example, relay C would obviously compute the hash from original event before storing a modified version of the content but with the original hash. \n\nDo clients already performs checks onto the received events to ensure the content is legit ?",
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