Binding Self-certifying Names to Real-World Identities with a Web-of- Trust
draft-seedorf-icn-wot-selfcertifying-00
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| Author | Jan Seedorf | ||
| Last updated | 2014-12-29 (Latest revision 2014-06-27) | ||
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Abstract
Self-certifying names are one way of binding a given public key to a certain name in Information Centric Networking. However, an additional binding of a self-certifying name to a Real-World identity is needed in most cases, so that a recipient of some information cannot only verify that the publisher was in possession of the correct corressponding private key for the requested name, but that in addition the name itself is the intended one. This draft specifies how such a binding of Real-World identities with self- certifying ICN names can be done, taking existing IETF specifications into account.
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