Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
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Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
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Re: Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
#2Awesome project! Check out the website for more information. https://handshake.org/
Re: Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
#3This definitely looks interesting!
(I hope a project contributor is reading/commenting)
Q: Let's say I'm a representative of a company that wants to buy their name "example.com" to be resolved via Handshake. Assuming things are live and running well, what's the process by which we'd get www.example.com resolving to 123.123.123.123? (keeping it simple, not worrying about mx and srv records yet) How stable and safe is our record, assuming we owned the trademark for example.com?
Re: Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
#4They should partner with Let's Encrypt! This is great.
Re: Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
#5This looks like a really cool premise. Decentralized signatures for certs seems like a no-brainer solution to cert/DNS hijacking (maybe I'm missing something?).
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#7Sounds interesting - how can I actually use it?
Re: Handshake: An experimental peer-to-peer root DNS
#8About damn time.
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#9This looks very interesting indeed. I would be interested in contributing, so time to go read up on how I do that.
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#10How do you get coins if you're not an open source project? Is the idea that, when the mainnet launches, private individuals and the for-profit sector will buy coins from open source projects?