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I think what he meant was that the domain resolution can be validated using the blockchain as opposed to needing a centralized/single actor certificate authorit
by rasengan 6y ago
I think what he meant was that the domain resolution can be validated using the blockchain as opposed to needing a centralized/single actor certificate authority.
- dlor 6y agoI think the point is that certificates are built on top of DNS, not the other way around. Domain resolution does not require certificate authorities.
- rasengan 6y agoExactly. It doesn’t require strictly from a protocol sense, but from a security perspective you do want to validate certificates ON TOP as you said.
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