← Back to context Comment by NooneAtAll3 1 day ago what's the alternative to PKI? 5 comments NooneAtAll3 Reply haiku2077 1 day ago Certainly something a hell of a lot simpler then x509 - and without assumptions from the 1990s hardcoded into it cpach 15 hours ago Is it really X.509 that is the big “problem”? If so, I fail to see how. greyface- 1 day ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_identifier jtchang 1 day ago So basically you trust something because you have a long chain of assurances that you trusted it before? Kinda like certificate pinning. dylan604 1 day ago no alternative. just eliminate the thing not liked. it's called being DOGEd
haiku2077 1 day ago Certainly something a hell of a lot simpler then x509 - and without assumptions from the 1990s hardcoded into it cpach 15 hours ago Is it really X.509 that is the big “problem”? If so, I fail to see how.
greyface- 1 day ago https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_identifier jtchang 1 day ago So basically you trust something because you have a long chain of assurances that you trusted it before? Kinda like certificate pinning.
jtchang 1 day ago So basically you trust something because you have a long chain of assurances that you trusted it before? Kinda like certificate pinning.
Certainly something a hell of a lot simpler then x509 - and without assumptions from the 1990s hardcoded into it
Is it really X.509 that is the big “problem”? If so, I fail to see how.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decentralized_identifier
So basically you trust something because you have a long chain of assurances that you trusted it before? Kinda like certificate pinning.
no alternative. just eliminate the thing not liked. it's called being DOGEd