CAKE is a networking protocol in which all messages are addressed to a public key, and are signed by the source public key. Public key identifiers are treated like IP addresses. They represent the destination or source of any particular message.
For why I chose to make CAKE this way, you may want to check out "CAKE Philosophy and Goals".
If you think CAKE is an interesting project, and would like to donate money to encourage me and keep the website afloat, then I do have a PayPal account, and you can make a donation here:
Right now, I just have a collection of documents that aren't tied together especially well. Here's a nice list of them:
I also have a Wiki I created for the project.
And, I use Trac to manage the project.
Lastly, there's a mailing list.
It's mostly written in Python right now. Conveniently, Subversion repositories are web
browsable, so here's a link to it:
the CAKE
repository
For a contrasting view of CAKE:
CAKE is the product of a
counterrevolutionary conspiracy
Posts I've made in a various places about CAKE: