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I've written a short (sorta) informal (relatively) exploration report on recent conversations we've had about encryption in IPLD.
Like any exploration report, this is probably incomplete, it's single author, it's subject to change, it's not a totally definitive stance of the entire IPLD team yet, etc. But... we might take this content and move it towards being something more ratified and serious, and perhaps eventually into a spec.
There's some other conversations going on about encryption right now in various venues, so I wanted to scrape this together to maybe give a home to accumulating some shared vocabulary about the more advanced concepts being discussed. We've also had some interesting new ideas recently about how to connect encryption primitives to the rest of the IPLD universe, so those are discussed here.
Comments welcome on this, of all sorts. Usually an exploration report is meant to stay a single author thing and go on the record that way, but in this case, I'd love lots of feedback of all kinds, and will also probably edit this to include notes from some meetings over the next couple of day.