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commite195f623ff73bba5e96421de834cd4507b076274 authorA Arroyo <anthony@tlon.io> dateMon 21 Dec 2020, 07:54 (6 years ago) parent27e93df
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2−title = "Security Audit Postmortem"
2+title = "Ames Security Audit and the Future of the Protocol"
33description = "Ames’ design has unparalleled potential to deter, mitigate, and recover from attacks, since every packet is authenticated and encrypted and backed by a stable, decentralized PKI."
44date = 2020-12-18
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6−author = "Athony Arroyo"
7−ship = "~poldec-tonteg"
6+author = "Ted Blackman + Anthony Arroyo"
7+ship = "~rovnys-ricfer + ~poldec-tonteg"
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157157## Conclusion
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159−Ames’ design has unparalleled potential to deter, mitigate, and recover from attacks, since every packet is authenticated and encrypted and backed by a stable, decentralized PKI. It feels good to have our design for encryption and authentication be confirmed by a third party as cryptographically sound, and we know more or less what we need to build to reach the full security potential of the platform, including the steps outlined here.
159+Ames’ design has unparalleled potential to deter, mitigate, and recover from attacks, since every packet is authenticated and encrypted and backed by a stable, decentralized PKI. It feels good to have our design for encryption and authentication be confirmed by a third party as cryptographically sound, and we know more or less what we need to build to reach the full security potential of the platform, including the steps outlined here.