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What is IPDW?

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Discover IPDWIPDW (InterPlanetary Data Wallet) is a Javascript Library for storing personal or user data within a safe and distributed storage.

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What is IPDW?IPDW enables you to build a real decentralized network (Web 4.0) without needing to be online. You can take advantage of P2P interactions, database-less backends, verified identities, and much more.The InterPlanetary Data Wallet is a sophisticated mechanism for storing all kinds of data that works offline and only partially exposes the data during a transaction. The data is encrypted, so it can be safely shared without knowing the passphrase.
The wallet can be synced between all your devices using P2P communication strategies like IPFS and IPNS, and is always offline until a transaction occurs.

Block Based

Block-based technology for data distribution utilizes discrete, self-contained units (blocks) to efficiently share and store information, enhancing scalability and integrity.

P2P

P2P technology enables direct, decentralized data exchange between users, bypassing intermediaries for efficient and secure distribution.

Conflict free

In a conflict-free data distribution technology, information is shared without contention, ensuring seamless collaboration and integrity without intermediaries.

Web3 Auth

Web3 Authentication with wallet employs decentralized, secure user verification through blockchain-based wallets, ensuring trust in data distribution without intermediaries.

Encrypted & Signed

Encrypted & Signed ensures data integrity by encrypting content for privacy and adding a digital signature for authenticity in decentralized data distribution.

Working in browser

Working in browser allows seamless data distribution directly within web applications, eliminating intermediaries for efficient and decentralized information exchange.

How it works?

Key Pair

Everyone has a key pair, a public key and a private key, which can be saved in different formats. In Web 3.0 applications, your wallet address (derived from the public key) can be recognized, allowing you to act on the distributed ledger (the storage) as a well-identified identity.

Decentralization and Security

The blockchains have different replicated and redundant ledgers and consensus algorithms, with a competition underway to find the best algorithm for increased throughput, security, and more.

Private keys and public keys are nearly invulnerable to attacks from computers, except for social/phishing and similar attacks. "Humans are always the vulnerable element in the chain," so it's important to always be cautious..

Use Case

Datamask

A secure data wallet for everyday users, seamlessly integrated with a crypto wallet. Safeguard personal information, enhance privacy, and enjoy seamless data utilization. Explore the future of user-centric technology at its finest.

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