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Add vLEI announcement https://www.gleif.org/en/newsroom/press-releases/first-suite-of-vlei-services-to-enable-digital-signing-and-automated-verification-of-corporate-caller-ids |
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Add from Gataca https://www.gataca.io/blog/the-role-of-trust-registries-in-an-ssi-ecosystem |
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Add from Chris Allen Our 11th Rebooting Web of Trust collaborative workshop recently finished in The Hague. Our goal is always to gather together experts in their fields and facilitate their creation of white papers that will help to advance the goals of decentralized identity on the internet. We've had three papers finalized from #RWOT11, and I wanted to summarize them for folks here who might be interested: VERIFIABLE ISSUERS & VERIFIERS by Manu Sporny, Oskar van Deventer, Isaac Henderson Johnson Jeyakumar, Shigeya Suzuki, Konstantin Tsabolov, Line Kofoed, and Rieks Joosten This paper attacks the old problem of "trusted registries". How do you know who to trust as the issuers of credentials? It answers that by discussing the creation of lists of both Verifiable Issuers and Verifiable Verifiers. It's that latter issue that may be the most innovative, because a Verifiable Verifier list can tell us what credentials someone should be able to request. A police officer demands all of your credentials? The Verifiable Verifiers List can automatically say no! LINKING CREDENTIALS WITH DATA EXCHANGE AGREEMENTS THROUGH SECURED INCLUSIVE INTERFACES by Lal Chandran, Lotta Lundin, Fredrik Lindén, Philippe Page, Paul Knowles, Víctor Martínez Jurado, and Andrew Slack A review of the classic patient/prescription use case, but with a new look at problems such as accessibility and cross-border jurisdictions. It also outlines how the DEXA and OCA protocols can contribute to scalable solutions TAKING OUT THE CRUD: FIVE FABULOUS DID ATTACKS by Shannon Appelcline, Kate Sills, Carsten Stöcker, and Cihan Saglam A discussion of the opaqueness of DID designs and a look at five specific and interesting DID attacks based in the CRUD life cycle: The DID Creation Switcheroo; The Poop-Emoji DID Doc; Don't Talk about Fight Club (unless you want to compare DIDs); Harmer in the Dwell Latency Attack; and The Dishonorable DID Deletion. (The last has already led to an update for did:ethr). There will be more papers coming out over the next months. We plan our next collaborative workshop for Fall 2023, however we have not finalized a location. Sign up for the RWOT mailing list to gather with your peers, receive announcements of papers, participate in our monthly online open office hours, or get details about future workshops: |
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Add paper on holder binding https://github.com/WebOfTrustInfo/rwot11-the-hague/blob/master/final-documents/identifier-binding.md |
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Add EUDI ARF https://www.intesigroup.com/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2023/02/ARF-v1.0.0-final.pdf |
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https://www.iata.org/en/programs/passenger/one-id/
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