SpiderDAO announces hardware development partnership with BOTLabs GmbH via the KILT protocol

BOTLabs GmbH recently announced plans to integrate identities such as DID (Decentralized Format) and VC (Verifiable Credentials) into SpiderDAO’s router realm using the KILT protocol.

The combination of a top-notch VPN router with fully decentralized use case retention and verification of user data is a great tool for privacy and security purposes. Consumer protection. This integration is also designed to combat identity theft while avoiding instances where users lose control of their personal information.

The report also outlines SpiderDAO’s development of a layered governance structure built on top of Polkadot using both hardware and software tools.

A single-vote router architecture was built into this development. This allows users to verify their identity using their MAC address (a unique identifier assigned to a network interface controller for communication on the data link layer of a network segment) and the router’s serial number, as well as DID using the KILT protocol. The DID acts as an additional middleware platform with a connection to the hardware and thus makes it more difficult to duplicate user identity and admin receipt.

In his announcement, SpiderDAO CEO Nathan Vary expressed his pleasure in working with BOTLabs GmbH on the development of a long-term roadmap. In addition, Nathan explains that their personal expectation and combination is to provide users with the best level of security in the industry while increasing the security of personal data. Users online via the KILT protocol, all within the framework of the SpiderVPN router.

According to Ingo Rübe, CEO of BOTLabs GmbH and founder of KILT Protocol, the partnership with SpiderDAO is a great thing because its unique governance perspective is made possible by the machine identity (which regulates the security and integrity of information between machines). Ingo praised SpiderDAO’s potential in democratizing Internet access and expressed the intention to play a supporting role. It does this by using the tools of the KILT protocol, their flagship protocol for improving governance projects in the Polkadot ecosystem.

KILT is a decentralized blockchain protocol that enables the issuance of independent and anonymous credentials. This protocol also provides a means of presenting the identity of any user while maintaining the integrity of private data. The protocol lends real, verifiable authorization concepts such as passports and driver’s licenses to the digital world and offers you privacy and data protection at the same time.

KILT has several use cases including machine identity for code generation, related services, and elements upon which identity can be built like a router.

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