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This is also possible with SSL. The state/government being the CA, and you being a signed entity. Public crypto fits this mold really, really, well.
by module0000 8y ago
This is also possible with SSL. The state/government being the CA, and you being a signed entity. Public crypto fits this mold really, really, well.
- dcbadacd 8y agoI'm starting to feel like I'm shilling Estonian eID (I'm not, just a regular citizen), but I think that system is the very least a cool proof of concept (if not a state of the art example) how public crypto can be used to sign and encrypt.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoDon't you have to trust the state then?