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We are working towards that with Peergos [1][2]. Your username is public, but the network can't see your social connections, or your physical location. Note tha
by ianopolous 9y ago
We are working towards that with Peergos [1][2]. Your username is public, but the network can't see your social connections, or your physical location. Note that this isn't true yet though, as we haven't started using Tor hidden services.
[1] https://github.com/peergos/peergos https://github.com/peergos/peergos
[2] https://peergos.org https://peergos.org
- staticvar 9y agoHow is that different from Dat? https://docs.datproject.org/security https://docs.datproject.org/security
- ianopolous 9y ago* Peergos is based on IPFS * Everything is encrypted at rest * We have fine grained capability-based access control * If I share a file with two people, they can't see that I've shared it with the other person * Access revocation with key rotation (on the same fine grained level) * Peergos is resistant to quantum computer based attacks (unshared files are already safe, and shared ones will be) * Peergos doesn't rely on out of band sharing of keys (we use TOFU on a publicly auditable append only PKI)