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Skipjack Corporation: Zetanet as new Internet 2.0 with Autonomous Data to disrupt the Internet

Jennifer Ross by Jennifer Ross
September 5, 2019
in Technology
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Skipjack is currently developing a New Internet Protocol Suite called Zetanet. It allow blockchain to run on top of the new based internet protocol -Zetanet that allows a high speed, more secure and truly free network for everyone. With the help of Zetanet, Skipjack plans to take back the internet’s freedom. A future in which data access is free and autonomous. It’s an idea that the Zetanet’s creator has been pushing to become a reality. An internet protocol that allows data to be owned by everyone.

With the current volume of data increasing every second, issues of data privacy being exploited and mishandled have risen. But the current concerns over privacy breaches and mishandling of data could be solved when a new internet emerges.

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Last December 19, 2018 the first phase of zetanet project has been launched called encrypblock, a technology that help transfer encrypted data with lightning fast accuracy and security. Encrypblock is now ready to be used in financial technology and can process up to 1,000,000 transactions per second with a speed of .002 second. The second application of Encrypblock knows as Voice over Zetanet (VoZ) is in Adoi. Adoi is a software that skipjack created for the purpose of maximizing zetanet and jack’s law encryption scheme.

The technology architecture is based on Jack’s Law in the Zeta Series Network (ZSN) is a new network concept for nodes with high scalability and speed for use in a wide variety of application scenarios. This network will be secure, include resource isolation, and can be customizable for any demand. The protocol  to aid in the naming, discovery, and addressing of Value Zetanet assets and entities. These seamlessly integrate with internet resources to build underlying protocols and infrastructure services for blockchain ecosystems.A new protocol design TCP/UDP-based low-latency Zetanet Protocol (ZP) to better adapt to and meet the requirements of blockchain network interactions compared to the traditional internet. 

Skipjack design the new internet to be work as Autonomous Data to be a new concept. Applications that use zetanet should put users in control by default. No dependent on servers operated by applications, users should be able to provide their computation and storage resources in autonomous data. Autonomous data storage changes: The Zetanet network uses an approach to ensure that applications built on top are scalable: interactions in applications result in local state changes vs. global state changes whenever possible. Autonomous data to reduce storage system and new encryption authentication protocol are fundamental components of our network— they enable applications to interact with a user’s private data and authenticate a user without ever issuing a blockchain transaction. The zetanet blockchain is only used to coordinate global state transitions in a consistent way (such as registering a globally-unique credentials) in a decentralized fashion. 

Skipjack designed the world’s leading post-quantum secure privacy-based on Jack’s Law algorithm – powerful enough to thwart attacks from todays’ and the futures’ supercomputer.

The zeta series from Jack’s Law is an enhanced security and privacy -preserving features to enable large transactions and transfer of data without risk of being hacked even by quantum computers.

Considering that its effort had been over a year in the works, Zetanet has been scrambling to fill the planned nodes on the Zetanet network and looking future partners to collaborate.

Skipjack Technology is a Singapore based company that focuses on improving and liberating the internet for everyone through the application of mathematical formula called “Jack’s Law” named after Skipjack’s CEO and Founder, Professor Dr Lord Jack Rahman.

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