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Actually, when origin public key is not tpm family, we do not control the certificate.
But someone can put some data in the certificate attribute in the api and so create a transaction with some data inside.
As origin transaction are free and generated by nodes, people can create not tpm public key and store data in the transaction for free
Describe the solution you'd like
In the API or in pending validation, if the origin public key is not tpm family, certificate should be empty
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Describe the problem you discovered
Actually, when origin public key is not tpm family, we do not control the certificate.
But someone can put some data in the certificate attribute in the api and so create a transaction with some data inside.
As origin transaction are free and generated by nodes, people can create not tpm public key and store data in the transaction for free
Describe the solution you'd like
In the API or in pending validation, if the origin public key is not tpm family, certificate should be empty
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: