Secure Database Games
summary
A concrete system called secure scuttlebutt implements a secure replicated database: identities are public-key feeds, every message is signed and linked by hashes so chronology and authorship verify offline, and relays on cheap hosts (DigitalOcean/AWS) replicate data with a low SLA like 1 nine. The talk shows cryptographic game protocols (commit‑then‑reveal for rock‑paper‑scissors and an RSA‑style commutative‑encryption deal for poker), a working prototype and plans for apps and a decentralized package manager.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:02Hash Functions
- 2:47Hash Tables
- 3:58IPv6 Addresses
- 5:48Story
- 9:19Programming
- 10:40Own Domain
- 11:46Free Will
- 13:11Data Model
- 15:24Data Structure
- 17:05No Control
- 20:12Rock Paper Scissors
- 21:37Blackjack
- 23:03Asymmetric Cryptography
- 25:26Relays
- 26:40WebRTC
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