Watchdoge airline ticketing system A ticket validation system where your ticket is in essence a paper wallet with a small amount of crypto (dogecoin) currency in it. These coins are “colored” with a message consisting of the public key address, your private id info, and your flight itinerary. The wallet is set up with a 2FA mechanism that any authorized acceptance terminal would be able to produce a valid code. Tickets are swept via QR code, the ticket is validated not only by the data in the transaction message matching the information in the airlines DB, but by a system like google auth where the system would recognize that the 2FA code request would be sent by a pre-set company terminal during boarding time. In short, the ticket (paper wallet with a “colored coin” in it, would not only validate the ticket as genuine, it would provide the information to the ticket holder on their flight times, etc to the counter to double check the validity of the ticket. It would also check a secondary code on the ticket using timestamped-random seed, valid values for 2FA at the time of boarding. (For more info on 2FA and how it works google it) The colored coin amount could be sold at the face value of the actual ticket. This could give every airline a completely secure ticket validation system that is nearly (never say impossible) unbreakable. And since it uses the blockchain, it costs barely nothing to run it. Does this make any sense to anyone else or am I having an episode of cryptomainia?
Posted on: Fri, 22 Aug 2014 03:48:11 +0000
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