On the Far Side of REST
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Examines shortcomings of REST (as used with HTTP) in addressing modern threats like surveillance, identity theft, and information warfare, analyzes REST’s architectural constraints and proposes additional properties and constraints for a next-generation Internet architecture. Describes solution sketches and ongoing concrete work from the Interpeer Project (funded by the Internet Society Foundation), and introduces a supporting non-profit while inviting broader participation.
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