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Fortress: Fork Resistant Transparency logs Relying on Social graph Structure

Anastasiia Kucherenko, Melissa Chase, Esha Ghosh · 2026 · arXiv

DOI: 10.48550/arXiv.2610.26327 · open-access PDF

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تتطلب أن تكون جميع المشاركين الصحيحين يرون نفس وجهة نظر من قائمة الموردين غير الموثوق بهم، أو إذا لم يتم ذلك، أن يتم اكتشاف السلوك الخاطئ بشكل عام. كل تصميم موجود يغطي هذه الفجوة مع حزام ثقة خارجي: منصة بيانات متاحة بشكل عام (BB)، Blockchain، أو شبكة غضب خارج القناة (OOB) بين المراقبين.

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Abstract

Transparency systems -- such as Key Transparency (KT), Certificate Transparency, and binary transparency -- require that all honest participants see the same view of an untrusted server's directory, or, failing that, that the misbehaviour is publicly detected. Every existing design closes this gap with an external trust anchor: a publicly available bulletin board (BB), a blockchain, or an out-of-band (OOB) gossip network among auditors. We observe that transparency systems already have a built-in resource that has so far been overlooked: the social graph induced by the users themselves. We ask

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