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fix: libp2p records for ipns should be signed#1543
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@alanshaw edited the initial description of the PR. Does it make sense to you now? |
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LGTM. I have rebased for you and just waiting on CI again now.
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There are two types of IPNS records. IPNS records for being stored locally and IPNS records for being used in the network.
IPNS records for being stored locally are used for understanding which is the most recent record since it is stored by the peer who published it.
IPNS records for being used in the network, are used as a common libp2p-record and are intended to be used with the DHT and Pubsub.
This way, the
libp2p-recordshould have a signature and that signature should be validated on the resolve, in order to guarantee that the record was not changed in the network.NOTE: The current implementation guarantees that the
IPNS Recordis not changed, since it has its own signature, but thelibp2p-recordused must be used as a genericlibp2p-record, with its own signature as well.