Quote from: ezze on October 01, 2017, 04:13:11 PM

Hi!
Can you clarify how it will be realized in a blockchain conception?
Or it is something in the air yet?

Hi! Sure. It's not a concept cause we've already use hosts with pre-installed blockchain.

As i written before, you can check them via the terminal at your Mac or Windows (nslookup command):

Code:

nslookup nsk1.eggs.lib.eggsdc.com
nslookup msk1.eggs.lib.eggsdc.com

What is this? This is DNS names of two hosts in our domain eggs.lib which is reachable via our gateway eggsdc.com. Blockchain contain DNS as "name-value" pairs allowing users of cloud computers to extract it locally. For example, if you are a user of data center and you try to open any web site from your cloud computer - the DNS request won't go to the root DNS servers, it will be resolved in the your host without entering the outer world.

Why do we do this? Firstly, to avoid DNS rebinding, DNS redirects and DNS spoofing as there are a lot of FRAUD schemes with DNS today. For example, do you remember myetherawllet.com? Thats phishing site. Check it at Steemit https://steemit.com/ethereum/@dhumphrey/scam-warning-fake-myetherwallet-phishing-site Using your ordinary computer you can go to this web site if your provider's DNS were spoofed. We need blockchain to protect users.

Also, you are able to enter any web sites with "hidden" DNS (Open NIC DNS) from our cloud computers.

The same way blockchain help us to store SSL certificates and public SSH keys to avoid any Middle Man between you and cloud computer. Thats meaningless to hack our servers with data cause there is no central servers with data Grin

The same way, if you store some important content on your computer you can easily encrypt data and store you public key in blockchain - even our company will not be able to discover what you keep there. As we haven't a central server with keys.

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