The world of our time needs a verifiable computing platform with a strong focus on privacy. The one that allows predictably processing and storing of the data while still accommodating existing Internet applications' workflow.

Saksaha's first mission is to formalize and implement a "secure communication protocol". The protocol would apply the principles of modern-day cryptography into a distributed-ledger-backed trustless network environment.

Secure, transparent, and "publicly-verifiable" data processing may no longer be the story from science-fiction movies. Modern advances in web technology and cryptography have yielded notable materials such as zk-SNARK and Web Assembly. These pieces, if put together correctly, may serve as a key to solving long-overdue problems of the Internet.

Just as how Transport Layer Security (TLS) started as an "option" to later become "absolute necessity", we expect a new, safer way of securing data will turn out to be standardized in the upcoming era.

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This project is currently halted. (Dec 2022)