LINKSPREED Blog

The official LINKSPREED blog — news on UIID, ATRIUM, and digital identity.

On-Device Identity and Why UIID Is the Safest Way Forward

A deep dive into on-device identity: why centralized identity databases keep failing, how hardware-anchored proofs replace them, and how LINKSPREED's UIID puts that architecture into production.

UIID Mail Is Now Available to Trusted Testers

An email service built entirely on decentralised identity infrastructure — now in testing across parts of Asia, the United States and Germany.

LINKSPREED Opens Its Beta Program to More Trusted Testers

Applications for the Trusted Tester Program are now open. A verified UIID is required to apply, and access to pre-release UIID applications is granted through the identity layer itself.

The Gate Is Closing on Anonymous Machines: How LINKSPREED's UIID Is Building an Identity Gateway for Web4

UIID is LINKSPREED's decentralized identity framework for verified human access, accountable AI delegation, and privacy-preserving admission to Web4.

The Agents Are Already Inside: Why the Next Internet Needs a Gateway, Not a Firewall

A review of eight AI-agent security incidents from 2025 and 2026, the single structural failure behind all of them, and why LINKSPREED built UIID as an identity gateway for people, organizations, and AI agents.

170 Million Identities, One Cloud Account: The IDScan.net Breach and What It Teaches About Storing the Document Itself

More than 170 million scanned identity documents surfaced on a cybercrime forum after a breach at IDScan.net. The lesson is not about verification — it is about what happens after.

The Only Serious Web4: How LINKSPREED Is Building the Sovereign Internet While Everyone Else Debates the Name

LINKSPREED has published a falsifiable Web4 specification, a seven-layer sovereign-ownership stack, and a public list of the problems it has not yet solved.

Press releases

View all →