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> We're going to add TLSNotary support for real cryptographic signing, see my comments below :) Last I checked TLSNotary requires a trusted third party. I woul
by petertodd 2y ago
> We're going to add TLSNotary support for real cryptographic signing, see my comments below :)
Last I checked TLSNotary requires a trusted third party. I would strongly suggest timestamping TLSNotary evidence, to be able to prove that evidence was created prior to any of these trusted third parties being compromised.
- nikisweeting 2y agoOf course, TLSNotary stuff would necessarily come with a whole ecosystem, including some sort of transparency log like certificate transparency logs, DNS record keeping, timestamping, etc. But we'll start with the basics and work our way up to completeness.