I almost forget to mention that there is a possible issue with URL
https://IPv4_IP_address and https://[IPv6_IP_address]. SSL certification, at
least for the domain name, will not cover https:// protocol and IP address
combinations. Are insecure URL https://IPv4_IP_address and
https://[IPv6_IP_
Hello GNUnet Developers,
I was wondering since the last build, if the GNUnet Name System has a domain
name registrar service (would owning a GNUnet domain name be free [probably
not, but thought it wouldn't hurt to ask])? And if that service can omit
certain information such as IPv4 and IPv6 IP
There is a first-come-first-served registrar for .pin subdomain which is
a history service by the gnunet project.
Any zone owner can potentially act as a zone registrar and sell (or give
away) subdomains.
We are currently working on a new registrar service that will also be
integrated with G
I'm sorry I do not understand the question. How does any of this relate
to GNS?
Best
Martin
On 03.12.23 09:56, retrovirus-...@juno.com wrote:
I almost forget to mention that there is a possible issue with URL
https://IPv4_IP_address and https://[IPv6_IP_address]. SSL certification, at
least
I am also not sure about the question, but I would say this: you should
probably consider using DANE [1] records to enable users to secure TLS
connections to your GNS-resolved sites. GNUnet's GNS-enabled socks proxy
validates TLS server certificates against DANE records in GNS, and
gnunet-names
