Interesting timing - I've been working on something complementary to this.
TBN Protocol focuses on the identity and trust layer between agents themselves
(cryptographic certificates, verified handshakes) rather than the database layer.
The two could work well together. What's your approach to agent identity verification?
Currently we are not tackling agent identity verification, however, it can be done by generating a public private key and authenticating based on that.
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Interesting timing - I've been working on something complementary to this. TBN Protocol focuses on the identity and trust layer between agents themselves (cryptographic certificates, verified handshakes) rather than the database layer. The two could work well together. What's your approach to agent identity verification?
Interesting times indeed. We are have running protocol aware proxying doing the same including masking for 10+ databases, no tool change required [1]
[1] https://adaptive.live/
Currently we are not tackling agent identity verification, however, it can be done by generating a public private key and authenticating based on that.