SD-JWT VC vs. BBS-2023: Why These Aren’t Really the Things You’re Comparing
There is a recurring problem in the Verifiable Credentials world.
Read article: SD-JWT VC vs. BBS-2023: Why These Aren’t Really the Things You’re Comparing44 articles tagged Cryptography.
There is a recurring problem in the Verifiable Credentials world.
Read article: SD-JWT VC vs. BBS-2023: Why These Aren’t Really the Things You’re ComparingIf you’ve spent any time reading about modern cryptography — especially BBS Signatures, attribute-based credentials, or identity-based encryption — you’ve probably encountered the phrase bilinear pairing.
Read article: Bilinear Pairings: Modern Privacy-Preserving CryptographyIf you’ve spent any time reading about modern cryptography, you’ve probably encountered the phrase Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC). It sounds less like a security technology and more like an elective mathematics course that everyone regrets taking — I’ve been in several of those.
Read article: Elliptic Curve Cryptography: The Tiny Keys That Protect the InternetSelective Disclosure is fundamentally a mathematical concept. The protocols (SD-JWT VC, BBS-2023, AnonCreds, Idemix, U-Prove, etc.) are really just engineering built on top of several branches of mathematics.
Read article: Selective Disclosure: The MathThis post seemed like a missing link in my Post-Quantum Cryptography series. Note, this is for non-technical people, non-physicist, or maybe IT community.
Read article: Quantum Mechanics Explained: The Universe’s Passive-Aggressive User ManualOr: How the Identity Industry Invented a Cryptographically Signed Phone Book
Read article: OpenID Federation Spec: Because Exchanging Metadata Spreadsheets Was Apparently Not a Great…Most digital signatures have the subtlety of a foghorn.
Read article: BBS-2023: The Digital Signature That Knows When To Keep Its Mouth ShutFor decades, organizations have enjoyed a comfortable arrangement with modern cryptography.
Read article: Post-Quantum Migration Mistakes: How to Accidentally Recreate the Y2K Panic, But With More MathThis is the next post in my Post-Quantum Cryptography Series.
Read article: IBM Says It’s Ready to Scale Quantum Computing