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A new standard for signing typed data in the TON blockchain has been proposed. This standard, inspired by Ethereum's EIP-191 and EIP-712, aims to enhance security and interoperability for TON-based applications. It provides a standardized approach to sign and verify typed structured data, improving off-chain and on-chain data interactions. The proposal includes detailed specifications for encoding, hashing, signing, and verification processes. It also outlines potential security considerations and mitigation strategies.
Fix typo and other bugs.
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A new standard for signing typed data in the TON blockchain has been proposed. This standard, inspired by Ethereum's EIP-191 and EIP-712, aims to enhance security and interoperability for TON-based applications. It provides a standardized approach to sign and verify typed structured data, improving off-chain and on-chain data interactions. The proposal includes detailed specifications for encoding, hashing, signing, and verification processes. It also outlines potential security considerations and mitigation strategies.