A major limitation of the Web PKI is that it cannot issue certificates for devices that do not own a public domain name or IP address. To solve this problem, I have created a proposal for incorporating a public key in the domain name itself, allowing a server to be authenticated without involving a third party. The proposal can be found at <https://demimarie.github.io/cryptographically-generated-domains.html>. Is an implementation of this something that Chromium would be interested in? I do plan to propose this to the IETF, but first I want to check if there is interest from browser vendors. -- Sincerely, Demi Marie Obenour (she/her/hers)