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by rmhrisk
3445 days ago
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Is this something more than a public key server?
Unlike a simple public key server, this provides privacy protecting elements. The project utilizes Zero Knowlege Proofs (ZKP) to limit your access to keys associated with users you already know. How is this different than KeyBase?
It is similar. Some differences include the use of ZKP, it is a generic key store designed (could be used for PGP or E2E messaging), it is designed to scale to trillions of entries, anyone can run a log, and architecturally it should scale significantly better. KeyBase is doing great work, though. |
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