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What is a Blocksthor?

1 ·  10/05/2026  ·  37 ·   ·  Pinned


What a Blocksthor—Aristhor’s specialized blockchain for guarantees (or attestations)—is and is not


What a Blocksthor is, like any other blockchain

A Blocksthor is a shared digital ledger where information is recorded in a manner that is:

timestamped (the time of entry is known), traceable (the history can be tracked), tamper-resistant (modifying entered data is extremely complex), distributed... lire la suite

Guide for changing the signing key for your Blocksthor

1 ·  09/08/2026  ·  51


This PDF guide* explains how to change the key pair for your Blocksthor. Your key pair may expire, or your private key might have been compromised—for example, if someone gained access to it.
Reminder: You sign each of your Blocksthor blocks using your private key. Your public key allows your correspondents to verify your signature.

* The guide is located in the "Related Documents" section at the bottom of the page.

Getting Started Guide – In 10 Key Points!

1 ·  26/07/2026  ·  48


This PDF guide* explains the 10 key points for getting off to a good start.

* The guide is located in the "Related Documents" section at the bottom of the page.

Merlin comes to the rescue of the son of Aristhor's founder.

14/06/2026  ·  42


Hello everyone,

Preparations for the launch of Aristhor are moving forward (we are currently in the testing phase). We are refining the documentation and preparing illustrated educational materials to further explain the "Blocksthor" concept and blockchain mechanics in general.

The attached illustration is the first in this series. You can enlarge it by clicking on the image.

Thank you all for your support during... lire la suite

Create a strong password

27/05/2026  ·  40


Here are the three best techniques for generating a strong password:

1. The Diceware method

It involves randomly choosing several unrelated words and numbers:
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Long, easy to remember, and extremely difficult to crack (do not include hyphens between the words). Note that the choice of words must be truly random. The Diceware method uses dice.

How does it work?
Diceware... lire la suite