Blockring: Self-Auth Data for All

Blockring is immutable. Blockring is transferable. Blockring is data.

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We’ve been trying to expose the world to chain-based, cryptographically provable information for years now.

Blockring is the technology that integrates self-authentication with the **current** technological world.

Blockring is the breakthrough.

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New infographic to help you understand #Blockchain vs #Blockring

Why blockring? Notice the locations of the Big Red Diamond on each half.

Blockring bakes the immutability directly into the data itself, meaning it can be transferred on any network!

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Unfortunately, the “network” part of blockchain is one of its biggest drawbacks to lower-level retail AND major corporations.

For retail, using blockring is just like using a simple text file.

For corporations, mining blockring is more like manufacturing a product.

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How does Blockring & Self-Auth Data fix this?

A public certificate stored in a blockring would be independently verifiable by the end-user on their own system

This means no dependency on an external connection to check & verify

No possibility of “man in the middle” attack 👍

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What is self-authenticating data?

In simplest terms, it is data that contains all information necessary to verify itself.

Example:

HTTPS and web certificates.

The certificate proves that you are browsing the correct site, and shows the green lock 🔒 on your browser

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When reading the certificate, how do you know it hasn’t been tampered with?

You ping an external server (certificate authority) to check and make sure.

This leads to the possibility of a “man in the middle” attack that can trick users into accepting an invalid certificate 👎

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A nokia phone has enough power to do the verification check on blockring.

The intersection of cheap, simple, and shareable is a beautiful place

👉 https://t.co/bZhvvuxbYE

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My favorite thing about blockring and self-auth data is that I see big problems that can now be solved.

Example: Peer to peer trusted information sharing

With self-auth data we could create a purely local p2p network (even using Bluetooth) to share info across the world. 🧵

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This means: phone-to-phone comms with no internet link or satellite required.

Info can be minted by Wiki into self-auth data, then hop from user to user until it disseminates across the world.

No internet connection required to verify that the information is sound!

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@royalhansen @Google @gracemaryhoyt @TonyaJoRiley @CyberScoopNews Self-authenticating data fixes this!

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