Please note the word "plus" in the comment.
s/instead of/in addition to/
For example, DNSCurve-enabled nameservers are in the form key.name.tld, cjdns addresses have a key fingerprint embdedded in the users IPv6 address, etc.
s/instead of/in addition to/
For example, DNSCurve-enabled nameservers are in the form key.name.tld, cjdns addresses have a key fingerprint embdedded in the users IPv6 address, etc.
> cjdns addresses have a key fingerprint embdedded in the users IPv6 address, etc.
Very cool idea! I'll read more about this...
As for cjdns,
https://github.com/cjdelisle/cjdns/blob/master/doc/notes/cry...
From only a cursory review, I see cjdns as a network where one does not need a third party to: issue a name, issue a key, check a key against a name or a name against a key. Each user creates their own private key, their own public key and finally their own address from their own public key. Unless I am mistaken, users get public keys and addresses from other users, not from a third party.