Re:Launching in 2015: A Certificate Authority to Encrypt the...
by lectrick on Sunday November 23, 2014 @02:21PM
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The solution, at least for something decentralized, seems to be a web of trust established by multiple other identities signing your public key with some assumption of assurance that they have a reasonable belief that your actual identity is in fact represented by that public key.
That's what PGP/GPG people seem to do, anyway.
Why can't I get my personally-generated cert signed by X other people who vouch for its authenticity?
That's what PGP/GPG people seem to do, anyway.
Why can't I get my personally-generated cert signed by X other people who vouch for its authenticity?