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by me1010
4362 days ago
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My idea was a thought project, and I was not aware of RFC 6698. Thanks for the reading material, it sounds similar to my thought process... However, my personal reasons to discard the current CA system is to enable secure communications from multiple subdomains without the need to pay a $500 rental fee for a wildcard identity+cert --- As well as enable secure passwordless access to A/MX records without fear of compromise. The government is going to be able to break any system that's put out there. At the very least, a government can disrupt IP traffic in and out of a node. There is always going to be an open addressing scheme, unless the network is an encrypted peer-to-peer network with every node attempting to decrypt every packet... I seem to remember reading about a block chain peer-to-peer data network being developed. However, my guess is that overhead bandwidth limitations will be a problem for large networks. |
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