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'''Handshake''' ('''HNS''') is a [[Decentralization|decentralized]], [[permissionless]] naming protocol. In this [[altroot]], every peer validates and manages the root zone, obviating the need for [[CA|Certificate Authorities]] and naming systems. Mainstream [[Top Level Domain]]s rely on [[ICANN]]. Handshake is an experiment in other versions of the internet and ways it could be secure, resilient, and useful via a peer-to-peer system.<ref>[https://handshake.org/ Handshake]</ref> | '''Handshake''' ('''HNS''') is a [[Decentralization|decentralized]], [[permissionless]] naming protocol. In this [[Alternative Roots|altroot]], every peer validates and manages the root zone, obviating the need for [[CA|Certificate Authorities]] and naming systems. Mainstream [[Top Level Domain]]s rely on [[ICANN]]. Handshake is an experiment in other versions of the internet and ways it could be secure, resilient, and useful via a peer-to-peer system.<ref>[https://handshake.org/ Handshake]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 18:20, 21 March 2022
Handshake (HNS) is a decentralized, permissionless naming protocol. In this altroot, every peer validates and manages the root zone, obviating the need for Certificate Authorities and naming systems. Mainstream Top Level Domains rely on ICANN. Handshake is an experiment in other versions of the internet and ways it could be secure, resilient, and useful via a peer-to-peer system.[1]