I only skimmed the high level but I presume they would be using a merkle
hash-tree and time-stamp server or something like that so it cant revise its
story later and its current state can be audited by anyone against its
advertised information.
Adam
On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 11:36:11PM +1100, ianG wrote:
https://eff.org/sovereign-keys
On that page you can find links to a high level overview and
detailed design
docs. The design has a number of nice features, including very strong
resistance to server impersonation attacks and automatic failover
to secure
routing methods (ideally, Tor hidden services) when server impersonation
occurrs.
As far as I can see, this is a third party repository for the keys.
Which claims to reliabily deliver the keys on request?
Is that it?
iang
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