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EulerLagrange.eth
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We will be hosting our first AMA featuring the following PSE Projects (https://pse.dev/en/projects). Send in your questions as a reply to this case and the teams will try to answer them on Wednesday Feb 21st. A list of the projects attending can be found below 👇
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EulerLagrange.eth
@eulerlagrange.eth
Anon Adhaar Bandada MACI QFI Semaphore Email Wallet/ zkEmail TLS Notary WAX (formerly BLS Wallet) ETHSim / Semaphore network NxBn Collab Trusted Setup - P0tion - Definitely Setup Summa
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josh crites
@crites
How long until we can make TLS Notary stateless, where we don't rely on notaries, but users can create proofs of their TLS sessions complete client side?
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sinu.eth
@sinu
Unfortunately, this will never be possible. Unless a successor protocol to TLS supports non-repudiation, but then we wouldn't need TLSNotary as the data server would be signing the data itself (which is the best case scenario for the future). Data monopolies have a pretty clear disincentive to moving in that direction.
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sinu.eth
@sinu
TLSNotary works by secret sharing the TLS keys such that the Prover is not able to compute valid MACs for messages without co-operation with the Verifier (Notary).
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sinu.eth
@sinu
Fundamentally, it relies on some information remaining hidden from the Prover until after they are committed to the messages. This is an inherently interactive process which can't be done in a publicly verifiable manner.
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