From Symbiotic Environment of Interconnected Generative Records
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- Senary Encoding: Using senary encoding, each .seg file represents binary data as base-6, optimizing storage and ensuring compatibility with the Seigr network. By representing each bit in a six-character format, we achieve compact, efficient storage that can be decoded easily on any device in the network.
- Tamper-Proof Chaining: Each .seg file contains a unique hash of its contents and a “link” to the previous and next .seg files in the sequence, creating a secure, verifiable chain. This hash chain ensures data integrity across the network.
- Encoding and Decoding Pipeline: Seigr includes an encoder/decoder module that compresses, encodes, and encrypts data into .seg files before uploading them to IPFS, then decodes and verifies them upon retrieval.
