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As a member of a privacy group, I only want to execute private transactions sent from a member of the privacy group. To ensure a non-member isn't sending a transaction with a privateFrom of an actual member, I need to check the sender (ie, the privateFrom) is who they say they are.
Options to consider:
Validate the privateFrom in Orion -> drawback of adding logic to Orion
Have Orion pass the public key, that was used to decrypt the private Tx, back with the private transaction so Besu can validate the privateFrom
Option we haven't thought of yet
We're going with Option 2.
This change was made in #317 and then reverted in #318 because older versions of Besu did not allow the additional value.
So before re-instating we need to resolve how we're going to handle versioning - do we allow users to update Orion only? Can we expect users of Besu to use a certain version of Orion?
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As a member of a privacy group, I only want to execute private transactions sent from a member of the privacy group. To ensure a non-member isn't sending a transaction with a privateFrom of an actual member, I need to check the sender (ie, the privateFrom) is who they say they are.
Options to consider:
We're going with Option 2.
This change was made in #317 and then reverted in #318 because older versions of Besu did not allow the additional value.
So before re-instating we need to resolve how we're going to handle versioning - do we allow users to update Orion only? Can we expect users of Besu to use a certain version of Orion?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: