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So the problem I see with that solution is twofold: * If there is a central authority collecting the information, then as far as Jeff the User knows, his infor
by drewcrawford 13y ago
So the problem I see with that solution is twofold:
* If there is a central authority collecting the information, then as far as Jeff the User knows, his information could be stored in plain text on a subpoenable hard disk by the central authority.
* If the information is verified by a set of moderators, then the moderators must be numerous enough that no single moderator could capture a substantial portion of the identity data. But to achieve that, the mod requirements would be low enough that an attacker could infiltrate their ranks and uncover the identities of users.