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[jira] [Commented] (MILAGRO-16) Distributed Trust Authorities
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Giorgio Zoppi commented on MILAGRO-16:
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For this waiting for tour work i can just create interface grpc go, mock them and create unit tests.
> Distributed Trust Authorities
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>
> Key: MILAGRO-16
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MILAGRO-16
> Project: Milagro
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Tom Matecki
> Assignee: Giorgio Zoppi
> Priority: Major
>
> Trusted Authority will be in possession of a master secret
> They will be required to issue cryptographic part-secrets (shares of Milagro Tokens), and to protect their own part-secrets. They will be completely law abiding within their own individual jurisdictions. They will be expected to be open and transparent, and to have a reputation for honesty.
> Distributed Trust Authorities (D-TAs) - Distributed Trust Authorities are services run by the stakeholders in a Milagro partition which issue Milagro Tokens to People, Apps or Things who petition to obtain them. Distributed Trust Authorities may run their own IdPs, or outsource entirely this function.
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> The initial version of the D-TA should be derived from the code used in Milagro
> The D-TA should be written in Golang in order to utilize this technology's strengths
> The D-TA should have the following functionalities:
> Generate Server Keys
> Generate Client Keys
> Generate Time Permits
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