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# BBS Signatures | ||
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BBS Signatures are a form of short group digital signature that supports multi-message signing with selective reveal on proof derivation. These properties are advantageous within a variety of applications however most notably within attribute based credential technologies such as Verifiable Credentials. | ||
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This work items focus is to formally document the cryptographic representation of and process of producing a BBS signature along side associated structures such as derived proofs of knowledge of a BBS signature. | ||
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As a proposed starting point for the work item, the following document is offered (https://github.com/mattrglobal/bbs-signatures-spec). | ||
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## Work Item Owners | ||
- Tobias Looker (@tplooker, tobias.looker@mattr.global) | ||
- Mike Lodder (@mikelodder7, mike@cryptid.tech) | ||
- Andrew Whitehead (@andrewwhitehead, cywolf@gmail.com) | ||
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## Outcome | ||
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The overall intent from this work item is to produce a document that can be proposed as an input to the IETF CFRG for formal standardization of BBS Signatures. | ||
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## Deliverables | ||
- A document that formally defines the cryptographic representation of and process of producing a BBS signature along side associated structures such as derived proofs of knowledge of a BBS signature. | ||
- A set of test fixtures to support the development of interoperable implementations. | ||
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## Meetings | ||
- A weekly work item call with a primary focus on issue review and general evolution of the BBS signature document. |