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| kerione-where-trust-bottoms-out | paper | Where Trust Bottoms Out: X.509, Certificate Transparency, and KERI's DPKI Architecture | https://dhh1128.github.io/papers/wtbo.html | Daniel Hardman | active | 2026-10-14 | practitioner | informative | public | A paper by Daniel Hardman comparing Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) with Certificate Transparency (CT) and the Key Event Receipt Infrastructure (KERI) as a decentralized PKI. It sets out what CT and KERI share, where their roots of trust differ, KERI's own tradeoffs, and how each would handle the transition to post-quantum cryptography. For practitioners who know X.509 and want to place KERI against it. | Daniel Hardman | 1.9 (item CC-COM-260327) | keri-one-resources | research/papers/where-trust-bottoms-out | 1 | 1 |