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OCapN: The secure, decentralized protocol of the future

UD2.218A | Day 2 | 13:45 - 14:10 | Speakers: Jessica Tallon

OCapN: The secure, decentralized protocol of the future
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OCapN (Object Capability Network) is a secure messaging protocol designed for the next generation of distributed applications. It leverages the capability security model (if you don't have it, you can't use it) to provide secure, peer-to-peer functionality with ergonomics that resemble ordinary programming. It has a rich set of features including promise pipelining, network transport agnosticism, error handling across networks, distributed acyclic garbage collection, and third-party handoffs providing powerful ways to share references with any peer. This talk will provide a tour of the protocol and show how it makes distributed, peer-to-peer development easier.

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