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There are some decentralised solutions for this issue such as Tor. With Tor, every domain generates their own public/private key pair (which represents the doma
by btdmaster 5y ago
There are some decentralised solutions for this issue such as Tor. With Tor, every domain generates their own public/private key pair (which represents the domain itself) hence making it impractical for actors to break all of them (in fact, breaking even one of the 128-bit ed25519 keys would be a breakthrough in cryptography).
The primary issue with this is that centralised services have a much greater network effect so this cannot be relied upon for everything.