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DNS.live does this for its free web and DNS hosting [1]. All you need to do is sign any post/api call with the private key associated with the address in contr
by rasengan 6y ago
DNS.live does this for its free web and DNS hosting [1]. All you need to do is sign any post/api call with the private key associated with the address in control of your handshake tld.
An example is on github [2][3].
[1] https://dns.live/hosting.html https://dns.live/hosting.html
[2] Server: https://github.com/dnslive/dnslive-webserv https://github.com/dnslive/dnslive-webserv
[3] Client: https://github.com/dnslive/dnslive-webhost https://github.com/dnslive/dnslive-webhost
- brisky 6y agoThat is a cool concept. I wish more web platforms would offer similar options.