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by a1369209993
2020 days ago
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Exactly this. There is precisely one entity[0] who can legitimately certify a particular public key as who `example.com` belongs to, and that is whichever entity controls the (definite article, globally unique) DNS servers for `com`, exclusively in a capacity not detectably distinct from the rest of the process of registering `example.com` as a resolvable domain name. 0: Mumble mumble namecoin, mumble mumble not technically a entity, but that's not particularly relevant for most cases. |
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