10-15-2011
security thought
if a pre existing file made by the developer had a sha 1 sum of that file in a database, that file could be checked for corruption.
just a thought that crossed my mind.
maybe some one could ask a OS developer what they think of every structural related file having a integrity check method and related value in a database.
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