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Demo: Spherity (Berlin) Multi-Party Computation demo - how to shard keys to control a non-human entity's DID by quorum #103

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bumblefudge opened this issue Sep 3, 2019 · 0 comments
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Demo: Spherity (Berlin) Multi-Party Computation demo - how to shard keys to control a non-human entity's DID by quorum #103

bumblefudge opened this issue Sep 3, 2019 · 0 comments

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bumblefudge commented Sep 3, 2019 •
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Spherity (Berlin) MPC sharding demo

Spherity would like to demonstrate (using "developer view" to show front-end and back-end and payloads) how they integrated Multi-Party Computation workflows to shard a key that controls the DID of a non-human entity.

Juan Caballero and Carsten Stoecker

Juan +1 415 310 1351 (whatsapp/signal/email etc is fine but i wont get phone pushes from github!)

Spherity (Berlin)

Live demo of testbed walking people through the UX and backend of "quorum-controlled" non-human DIDs.
@bumblefudge bumblefudge changed the title Jolocom (Berlin) / Spherity (Berlin) Interop demo Spherity (Berlin) Multi-Party Computation demo - how Spherity shards keys to control a non-human entity's DID Sep 3, 2019
@bumblefudge bumblefudge changed the title Spherity (Berlin) Multi-Party Computation demo - how Spherity shards keys to control a non-human entity's DID Demo: Spherity (Berlin) Multi-Party Computation demo - how to shard keys to control a non-human entity's DID by quorum Sep 3, 2019
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