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Talk title: Update on the UNS/UCA - Creating a Global Least-Trust Information Space
Presenter: Manu Fontaine, Hushmesh Inc. Founder and CEO, will present in person
Abstract: At previous meetings, we introduced our work on the Universal Name System (UNS) and Universal Certificate Authority (UCA). We'd like to introduce this work to those who have not heard about it yet, and provide an update to those who have. This HotRFC includes an invitation to a side meeting on Wednesday 24 July @ 13:00 in the Prince of Wales/Oxford room. We will present how the UNS/UCA enables the creation of a global "least-trust" information space.
What we're looking for: We are looking for partners and collaborators, continued discussion on how to bring this work within the IETF community, and conversations about a global and neutral governance model for such an infrastructure.
Contact: manu@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Side meeting: UNS/UCA for a Global Least-Trust Information Space, Wednesday 24 July @ 13:00 in the Prince of Wales/Oxford room
Any relevant drafts: Not yet
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-- the HotRFC team
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