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0 pointsviksit3y ago0 comments

curious what “malicious” use cases a decentralized name registry enables that dns doesn’t?

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you're focusing on the first part (what it enables) and not the last part (without any way to mitigate)

ah interesting. won’t multi sig solve this issue? create multiple keys, and have a 2/3. if you lose one, hope you don’t lose the other.

and also - there may be a way for the naming contract to use social recovery for keys.

This, for example I lost my keys or my keys were stolen

rvz3y ago

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you're focusing on the first part (what it enables) and not the last part (without any way to mitigate)

viksitOP3y ago

ah interesting. won’t multi sig solve this issue? create multiple keys, and have a 2/3. if you lose one, hope you don’t lose the other.

and also - there may be a way for the naming contract to use social recovery for keys.

This, for example I lost my keys or my keys were stolen

rvz3y ago

[cricket tunes intensify]

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse