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When thinking about the same problem I discovered TLS Notary, which was interesting. https://tlsnotary.org/ https://tlsnotary.org/ https://github.com/tlsnotar
by RileyJames 6y ago
When thinking about the same problem I discovered TLS Notary, which was interesting.
https://tlsnotary.org/ https://tlsnotary.org/
https://github.com/tlsnotary/tlsnotary https://github.com/tlsnotary/tlsnotary
At the time I was interested in using website data on the blockchain. The limitation was that proofs couldn’t be processed in a contract, they had to be passed off to a trusted 3rd party. Unclear on the state of play today.
- saurik 6y agoThis can't get better (than having trust in a third party) as being able to prove these things actually goes against one of the common security guarantees of the cryptography protocols used by TLS. You need the server to actually play along and give up their right to deniability, such as by supporting the new Signed Exchanges protocol being worked on for AMP.