should be part of that identifier. In practical terms, this might mean that
the Introducer tells each node what parameters to use, or perhaps the node
could have a config file which specifies them instead.
+
+The shares MUST have a ciphertext hash of some sort (probably a merkle tree
+over the blocks, and/or a flat hash of the ciphertext), just like immutable
+files do. Without this, a malicious publisher could produce some shares that
+result in file A, and other shares that result in file B, and upload both of
+them (incorporating both into the share hash tree). The result would be a
+read-cap that would sometimes resolve to file A, and sometimes to file B,
+depending upon which servers were used for the download. By including a
+ciphertext hash in the SDMF data structure, the publisher must commit to just
+a single ciphertext, closing this hole. See ticket #492 for more details.
+