Re: Interledger and Privacy

Hello everybody,

this is indeed and interesting question and probably strictly related to the information that connectors share for pathfinding. About this last point is there any document/idea on how the pathfinding will work, and in particular what kind of information about connector offers is shared and how is it shared? Will the information be public or only known by the two ledger the connector is connected to? I personally see the pathfinding problem the most critical aspect in this architecture if we want a certain level of privacy but still a flexibility in the payments.


Regards,

Michele


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Da: Lucas Huber <lh@codoo.io>
Inviato: mercoledì 21 ottobre 2015 17.41
A: public-interledger@w3.org
Oggetto: Re: Interledger and Privacy

Hi everybody,

I agree to Evan that identity systems and authentication and authorization need a separation to look at.
Nerveless from my point of view the kind of ID system that ILP is using internally seems to me a very crucial point.
I have written a draft small paper about a possible solution what represents so far my experience in this field.
Maybe it could serve as a basic to build something smart and flexible.
I'm looking forward to comments and ideas. Especially some controversial approaches to solve the pathfinding issue.

P.S.
Are there already ways to work on a shared documents in this group?


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Am 20.10.2015 um 18:07 schrieb Evan Schwartz:

If we're talking about what kind of identity systems are needed for ILP to work, I think we need to separate discovery from authentication and authorization.