US Pentagon May Use Blockchain Tech For Nuclear Warhead Defense
Blockchain technology has proven to make Bitcoin a legitimate global payment option for millions of people worldwide. The banking establishment is falling all over themselves to create their own Blockchains to cut costs and become more efficient. Now, the U.S. Military and NATO are investing in the potential future use of Bitcoin’s cutting-edge technology as well, for everything from sending more secure messages to protecting nuclear weapons. The U.S. Military is just as interested as the banking establishment. It turns out that the U.S. military has been investigating Blockchain....
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The US Defense Department plans to leverage upon the immutable nature of blockchain technology to secure its nuclear systems. The digital currency technology has crossed a lot of boundaries to finally enter the realm of the Defense Department. The transparent and immutable nature of Bitcoin blockchain is now being considered by the US Department of Defense for developing tamper-proof computer systems. These computer systems may as well be used to safeguard the country’s nuclear arsenal. According to recent reports, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is currently funding....
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