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@randomishwalk
TLSNotary seems cool: https://tlsnotary.org/
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If the MPC node and user collude they can generate arbitrary statements from the target server. The main unsolved problem to bring this data on-chain.
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I wish some of the big SSL terminating companies, Cloudflare, Amazon, Google, etc would run these nodes. At least that would minimize the target server+MPC collusion risk, which would be my main concern. Ideally though, it would just be built into webservers so I could request notorized responses directly.
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It would be easier just to change the https standard to add a signature in the response header. There have been various proposals over the years to no progress.
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Woah, TIL about this effort: https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-httpbis-message-signatures/ It looks *not* abandoned .. would be nice to signal support for efforts like this. Web based oracles would be way more meaningful.
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This is a proposal by digital bazaar which is a self sovereign identity company (verifiable credentials). Google, Amazon etc are the ones who control these standards boards. Unless they support it won’t go through.
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It looks like the lead author (Annabelle Backman) is at Amazon, which seems promising. Imagine if they added this to everything hosted on EC2 by default.
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Even still i think odds are slim it will be adopted.
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Sounds like to you, potential benefits from this would not be enough to overcome any crypto overhead + potential incentive incompatibility issues with those who would need to support this (+ potentially serve as node operators)? Would that be a fair summary?
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About tlsnotary? Actually no. I just started a company in this space and am very bullish. I have a slick solution to the collusion problem that I will share publicly in the future. I just don’t think it’s worth trying to convince people to cooperate. Better to just push forward. My DMs are open on this topic.
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