On 2011-09-12 9:50 AM, Ian G wrote: > Google has one more notable advantage: it is the only > player with all interests aligned. > > ... google is already the third person, because it also > serves the ad. It knows the merchant. So the next thing > that is going to happen is google will serve up the ad > reliably. Which means, one click, and we go > HTTPS-everytime.
The user, clicking on the ad, attempts to get a direct connection to the true advertiser over a network that google does not control. > The rest will be implementation details. The only obvious way I see for this to work is for google's browser, chrome, to implement yurls, a yurl being a link where the link contains a hash of the public key of entity linked to. bittorrent magnet links, and torr hidden service links, are yurls. It is not that hard. Google chrome has what firefox and internet explorer do not have - an incentive to implement yurls. _______________________________________________ cryptography mailing list [email protected] http://lists.randombit.net/mailman/listinfo/cryptography
