Christian Gribneau
Christian Gribneau
I think that section was referencing DoH. I'll take a look in the context of #43.
That text was: ``` client SHOULD utilize in order to prevent Man-in-the-middle attacks as well as to prevent tracking of the lookup. ``` I've revised the RFC reference in a...
A Well Known URI (RFC [8615](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8615.html) ) for a domain-wide DID would enable a sort of DKIM capability via DID, which I think could have considerable value. I see that...
The usage of `.well-known` predates my involvement. I suppose I assumed that it was already registered or that registration was imminent. If no registration is underway, we should not use...
-1 on following HTTP 3xx redirects. Returning any 3xx redirect response requires server configuration. An internal rewrite can be accomplished with similar effort, and does not require the client to...
An SSL certificate could be issued for an IP address in either the common name field or as a subject alternative name. Such a certificate should work for `https://a.b.c.d` where...
The `did:web` method differs from other methods in that it requires only a simple webserver without complex configuration. It is certainly possible to establish a deterministic naming convention for historical...
+1 We can improve the language there.
+1 to closing
As an aside, if somebody did want to do this, HTTP has had support for validation of content by hash for quite some time. One could specify that entity tags...