>
> For the record, I have stoped working on the DNS-over-Freenet
> because it needs a SECURE public namespace to work. There
> might be a way to do it with SSKs and CHKs only, but I haven't
> found it yet. The only ones I've thought of or have been suggested
> suffer from the same problems the current DNS system
> does.
>
>
> Timm Murray
What is a secure public namespace?
--
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live in slavery
-- with apologies to Leon Trotsky
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