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How We Use Blockchain to Protect Document Security
To increase privacy and enhance security in Justlaw, user files are stored on media servers with a security mechanism using file proxying through an intermediary (media provider) which has information about the requester’s credentials. This storage method provides increased data protection and improves the security of file storage.
Here's how the process works and how it provides protection:
Blockchain
Our blockchain is native, which means it was designed into the platform rather than added as an afterthought.Files are saved in the JustLaw Vault, and the hash function (time stamp) is stored in the Polygon public blockchain network, which ensures provable authenticity and unforgeability. A timestamp on the blockchain allows users to confirm the authenticity of a document and its content at a specific point in time. Due to blockchain characteristics such as data immutability and decentralization, documents once recorded with a timestamp cannot be altered or tampered with.