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ION Reads & Writes #340

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decentralgabe opened this issue Mar 24, 2023 · 2 comments
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ION Reads & Writes #340

decentralgabe opened this issue Mar 24, 2023 · 2 comments
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decentralgabe commented Mar 24, 2023

Support for reading and writing ION docs.

Should uptake the work in the SSI SDK:

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  • Implementation of the MethodHandler Interface
  • Expansion of the API to support update, deactivate, and recover operations
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Partially done in #370

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Recover operation is typically used when the update key has been compromised. SSI-Service stores update and recovery keys in the same storage. If the update key has been compromised, then it's likely assumes that the recovery key was also compromised. Expanding the API to have a recover operation would make sense only after we support having different storage providers for update/recovery keys.

I'm closing this issue as done, and creating two that track:

  • Support storing recovery keys separate from update keys.
  • Support for ION recover operation

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