Per our meeting yesterday, Ethereum doesn't use a centralized CA, it has clients generate a private-public key pair, then an ethereum address from that, and use that ethereum address on the ethereum ledger. This would lead the design towards either storing the client's pk of the key pair that created the ethereum address, or the ethereum address itself in Fabric.
Per our meeting yesterday, Ethereum doesn't use a centralized CA, it has clients generate a private-public key pair, then an ethereum address from that, and use that ethereum address on the ethereum ledger. This would lead the design towards either storing the client's pk of the key pair that created the ethereum address, or the ethereum address itself in Fabric.