Decentralized Web 3.0 search engine to be unveiled at Lisbon conference

On 5 November at 16:00 MSK, the Cyber protocol and the content-oriented search mechanism built on it will be unveiled, ForkLog said.

The launch of the Bostrom network loader genesis block will be streamed at the Cosmoverse blockchain conference in Lisbon and via ссылке.

The search engine is designed to operate with Web 3.0 infrastructure. Unlike centralized search engines such as Google, in a decentralized search engine links to content form a knowledge graph in which peers exchange information as in a classic P2P network.

According to the developers, this approach deprives the largest search engines of control over the results.

“In Web 3.0 there will be no opaque algorithms for indexing links, no need for crawlers that collect information about possible changes to a site’s content, censorship and vulnerabilities related to privacy loss,” they noted.

The Web 3.0 architecture envisions links to the content itself, rather than to the IP address or domain where it is stored.

“Users of the decentralized search engine will be able to search content by hash, and after finding and downloading it will become another node in the content distribution network, reminiscent of torrent networks,” the Cyber developers added.

Content is recorded in the Cyber knowledge graph by performing a transaction with a linking data cyberlink. The transaction is validated using the Tendermint consensus, and the cyberlink is included in the knowledge graph.

Every five blocks Cyber orders the content in the knowledge graph based on the cyberRank algorithm. It protects users from spam and Sybil attacks thanks to its ability to influence the ranking of all network participants.

“To obtain V (volts) tokens, which will allow indexing content, and A (amperes) tokens for ranking, a certain period of time must be kept in the wallet with H (hydrogen) tokens, which are produced by liquid staking of the network’s main token – BOOT for Bostrom and CYB for Cyber,” the developers said.

Through tokens, Cyber users will gain access to resources of the knowledge graph and earn staking income.

In June, the privacy-focused browser Brave launched beta version of its own private search engine.

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