Common use of Agreement with Authentication Clause in Contracts

Agreement with Authentication. Definition 26.1 (Signature). Every node can digitally sign its messages in a way that no other node can forge, thus nodes can reliably determine which node a signed message originated from. We denote a message msg(x) signed by node u with msg(x)u. Algorithm 26.2 Byzantine Agreement with Authentication Code for primary p: 1: if input is 1 then 2: broadcast value(1)p 3: decide 1 and terminate 4: else

Agreement with Authentication. Definition 26.1 25.1 (Signature). Every node can digitally sign its messages in a way that no other node can forge, thus nodes can reliably determine which node a signed message originated from. We denote a message msg(x) signed by node u with msg(x)u. Algorithm 26.2 Byzantine Agreement with Authentication Code for primary pRemarks: 1: if input is 1 then 2: broadcast value(1)p 3: decide 1 and terminate 4: else•

Agreement with Authentication. Definition 26.1 (Signature). Every node can digitally sign its messages in a way that no other node can forge, thus nodes can reliably determine which node a signed message originated from. We denote a message msg(x) signed by node u with msg(x)u. Algorithm 26.2 Byzantine Agreement with Authentication Code for primary pRemarks: 1: if input is 1 then 2: broadcast value(1)p 3: decide 1 and terminate 4: else•

Agreement with Authentication. Definition 26.1 25.1 (Signature). Every node can digitally sign its messages in a way that no other node can forge, thus nodes can reliably determine which node a signed message originated from. We denote a message msg(x) signed by node u with msg(x)u. Algorithm 26.2 Byzantine Agreement with Authentication Code for primary p: 1: if input is 1 then 2: broadcast value(1)p 3: decide 1 and terminate 4: else.

Agreement with Authentication. Definition 26.1 25.1 (Signature). Every node can digitally sign its messages in a way that no other node can forge, thus nodes can reliably determine which node a signed message originated from. We denote a message msg(x) signed by node u with msg(x)u. Algorithm 26.2 25.2 Byzantine Agreement with Authentication Code for primary p: 1: if input is 1 then 2: broadcast value(1)p 3: decide 1 and terminate 4: else