OID4VP: OAuth2 for the “Prove It” Problem
We have spent decades building systems that ask people to prove who they are.
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8 articles tagged Verifiable Credentials.
Anonymous Credentials: Prove Something Without Telling Everyone Who You Are
There is a recurring problem in digital identity: I want to prove something about myself, but, I don’t necessarily want to tell you everything about myself in the process.
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OID4VCI: OAuth2 Comes to the Credential Issuance Problem
For all the excitement around Verifiable Credentials, there is a rather mundane problem hiding underneath the cryptography:
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DPoP: The Missing Security Layer in OAuth2 and OID4VCI
OAuth2 has long suffered from a fundamental weakness: bearer tokens.
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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.
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Verifiable Credentials: The Next Evolution of Identity & Access Management
Identity & Access Management (IAM) has spent decades answering fairly simple questions: “Who are you?” and “What are you allowed to do?”
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Identity Protocol Debugger Now Supports SD-JWT VC Issuance and Presentation Flows
Another day, another identity specification to debug.
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SD-JWT VC: The Identity Industry’s Latest Attempt to Win a Nobel Prize in Acronyms
If you’ve ever opened the specifications surrounding SD-JWT Verifiable Credentials and thought, “Surely this is a straightforward document that defines a credential format.”
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