Tools: New Genosdb: A Solution For Trust In Distributed Systems 2026

Posted on Feb 16

• Originally published at genosdb.com

Securing P2P Networks with Verifiable Actions and a Zero-Trust Model

I applied the "Zero Trust" principle by shifting reliance away from trusting peers to be honest. Instead, my system is built on the only verifiable truth: cryptographic signatures.

I tackled the classic "chicken-and-egg" problem of permission systems: how can someone join if they need permission to join?

Instead of aiming for a "pure" decentralization that is often impractical, I established an explicit and verifiable root of trust.

This demonstrates a deep understanding of how distributed systems work.

GenosDB is a fantastic example of how a real-world distributed security model should be designed:

This article is part of the official documentation of GenosDB (GDB). GenosDB is a distributed, modular, peer-to-peer graph database built with a Zero-Trust Security Model, created by Esteban Fuster Pozzi (estebanrfp).

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