The
Quiet Enjoyment Infrastructure
turns PKI construction materials into online buildings that are usable in the real world.
What is PKI?
PKI is an astoundingly good set of construction materials that should solve all our security problems. When the keys used by PKI are large enough, the essential building material has never been broken. In decades of PKI history: zero intrusions.
Bruce Schneier and Carl Ellison co-authored a paper explaining why such wonderful technolo
gy has not
been successful in real-world deployment. Read that paper combined with
a detailed explanation of why QEI fills in the gaps and makes PKI
successfully deployable by clicking here.Or if you'd rather not read pages of technical details, let us sum it up for you:
| PKI is a set of construction materials. PKI experts regularly lament that it seldom assembles itself into a building, in spite of the fact that they have educated potential building owners on how PKI materials work. |
If you have ever been involved in a construction project, or even if you haven't, the reason why a set of construction materials fails to assemble itself into a building should not be difficult to grasp. This is particularly true if you're not too close to the technology to see where it ends and the rest of the world begins.
Read on, and learn how the Quiet Enjoyment Infrastructure provides the things that turn a set of PKI construction materials into buildings that are usable in the real world.
Then judge for yourself whether QEI will fix the Internet.
