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On Fri, 22 May 2020 01:38:02 +1200 |
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Kent Fredric <kentnl@g.o> wrote: |
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> So instead of the ID being generated locally, you'd send a request |
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> asking for an ID, it would send you the challenge math, you'd send the |
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> answer, and then you'd get your ID. |
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Additionally, you could even allow the client to pass a number, that |
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stipulates a desired level of trust, in exchange for a more expensive |
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computation. |
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If there was an ID generation option that allowed me to, once, request |
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a challenge that takes an hour to complete, in exchange for getting a |
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higher "trust" vector, I'd do that. |
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Then you could present reports and whittle the results down by minimum |
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trust level. |
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( And then after the fact, one can adjust the minimum trust level of a |
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UID key to submit, so if UID keys below a certian trust level become |
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problematic, you can easily start rejecting them, and demand they |
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re-key with a higher trust level ) |
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