This blog reports about software design for the InternetWide Architecture. Something that we might easily forget however, is what is the true nature of the InternetWide project. In the end, it's not about software -- instead, it is all about protocols.
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Given the predictable future of Quantum Computing, the design of TLS 1.3 is at risk, and an upgrade might be a bad idea, in spite of the many improvements to the security design. We explain why and how TLS 1.3 can be a blessing in terms of just this danger.
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Quantum Computers form a very real threat to online security. Most of today’s assumed-safe mechanisms are suddenly outdated. This is how the InternetWide Architecture tackles these threats.
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Much of the work in our project centers around open protocols. We use as much of what we find as is, but new ideas sometimes call for new protocols, and the design of these is a bit of a roller-coaster ride. KXOVER is an interesting example.
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While developing our IdentityHub, the core facility where users control their online identity and get security and privacy in one go, we need to connect a number of microservice. We made a few surprising choices and smile on the benefits.
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