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> But for open-source web browsers, which might not have any commercial entities operating in the country, how could they even enforce that law? They’ll put so
by donmcronald 3y ago
> But for open-source web browsers, which might not have any commercial entities operating in the country, how could they even enforce that law?
They’ll put something like a WEI token outside of the encrypted payload and force ISPs to refuse transit for anything that’s not attested by the “good guys”.
- chopin 3y agoWhich encrypted payload?
- donmcronald 3y agoWeb traffic (https). Think of an “anonymized” attestation token in the same place as SNI.
- the8472 3y agoMuch simpler: They'll make WEI-verification mandatory for all government sites. And then banking. And then anyone doing commerce.