CapTPs
CapTPs, or Capability Transfer Protocols, are a set of protocols designed to facilitate secure and decentralized communication and resource sharing among independent systems. They are based on the concept of "capabilities," which are unforgeable tokens that grant specific rights or permissions to an entity. When a system possesses a capability, it can use it to access or perform a certain action on another system.
The core idea behind CapTPs is to shift away from traditional security models that rely on centralized
CapTPs aim to provide a robust framework for managing these capabilities, ensuring that they are transferable,