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An experimental peer-to-peer root naming system. Handshake is a permissionless, decentralized naming protocol in which every peer validates and is responsible for managing the root DNS zone. This protocol is intended to be an alternative to existing certificate authorities or naming systems. Names on the Internet (top-level domains and social networking handles) The internet relies on centralized actors who have full control over the system. They are susceptible to hacking, censorship and corruption. Handshake is an experiment to see if the internet can be made more secure, resilient, socially useful, and with a peer-to–peer system that is validated by its participants. Handshake is an experiment to discover new ways to create a more decentralized internet. Although services on the internet have become more centralized since the 1990s, they still fulfill the original decentralized vision.

No more sandboxed user names. You can own your username, store avatar data and use it across all services. Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is the most widely used blockchain naming standard. No more pasting long addresses. To store all your addresses and receive any cryptocurrency token or NFT, use your ENS name. ENS allows you to create censorship-resistant, decentralized websites. Upload your website to IPFS, and you can access it using your ENS name. .ETH is the native suffix for ENS. This has all the security benefits of being blockchain-native. ENS can be used with DNS names that you already own. ENS supports all DNS names. ENS is similar to DNS, the Internet's Domain Name Service. However, ENS has a significantly different architecture because of the limitations and capabilities provided by the Ethereum blockchain. ENS works on a system with dot-separated hierarchical domains called domains. The domain owner has full control over all subdomains.