Companies needed senior officials to be physically seated at their desks just so they could apply hanko to company documents, without which entire businesses would have ground to a halt.
I understand the general thrust of the article, and am reminded of verifiable private keys used by many modern encryption schemes, but I don't see why an executive can't simply take the hanko seal home.
Scan and send electronically prior to stamping. Have a single box of outgoing stamped documents go from the executive to a secure mailroom twice daily for distribution. This doesn't sound very complicated.
That’s a fair point but I was responding to you handwaving away a real problem by coming up with a completely impractical solution, while the article shows the issue has been solved with a solution that works and it really seems you didn’t read it.
I could have worded it a little less aggressive but how can I make that point without addressing you?
I understand the general thrust of the article, and am reminded of verifiable private keys used by many modern encryption schemes, but I don't see why an executive can't simply take the hanko seal home.