Hacker Dreams Up Crypto-Passport Based on the Blockchain
Ellis' World Citizen Passport Example. In a sign of the things to come, Bitcoin enthusiast Christopher Ellis has developed the world's first crypto-passport built on the blockchain technology. Ellis has created software that enables anyone create a passport based on PGP encryption and the bitcoin blockchain. PGP, which stands for Pretty Good Privacy, is a data encryption program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication for data communication including texts, emails, files, directories and even whole disk partitions. The crypto-passport project creates a mathematically....
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Christopher Ellis has created software that allows anyone to create a World Citizen Passport. The software uses PGP encryption software and the Blockchain to create an identification paper that is almost impossible mathematically to fake. Not only can the Blockchain be used to store these world passports, it can store all kinds of documents including loans, contracts, and receipts, as well assimplify modern banking. The Blockchain's potential has barely been tapped into by society as a whole. Ellis' new World Citizen Passport software utilizes the Blockchain in ways that have never been....
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