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Position Binding

Definition

Position Binding is a cryptographic property ensuring that a committed value’s location or order within a larger data structure cannot be altered without detection. It guarantees that once a value is placed at a specific position, any attempt to move it or claim it was elsewhere will be revealed as fraudulent. This is particularly relevant in data structures like Merkle trees or vector commitments. It upholds the integrity of data arrangements and prevents malicious reordering.