How it works
Exchanging secret and certified data.
1
A person creates an account within a CDS distributed network.
An account helps to identify a person that joins a network, its a single address which stands as a digital mailbox which helps to communicate with other. There messages can be sent or retrieved.
2
He connects his own devices to be trusted by his account.
The device is the place where data is owned and encrypted. When a device is linked to an account, keys are generated to properly recognize devices and manage the communication. Multiple devices can be linked to an account.
3
On his device he installs and uses an application from a service provider.
The app is the place where the data is managed and modified as it contains the logic. The application contains a local database from where the person can directly access to his data, even while being offline.
4
Condensation certifies and encrypt the data from the device.
It uses a Blockchain structure which gives many advantages when it comes to sharing and synchronizing data among distributed actors. It helps to trust the source of data, to verify the data is complete and not altered.
5
A copy of the data is stored where decided for each person.
The owner of the data have the flexibility to decide where to keep a record of his data, either it is on a cloud, on a localized server, or on premise. When being stored, the data always remain encrypted which avoids the risks of breaches.
6
Persons are connected by passing envelopes containing data.
The accounts are used as relays used to pass from a person to another a message which contains an update of data. A merging algorithm avoid conflicts and ensures actors share the same truth.
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