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A [[Trust Anchor]] is an authoritative entity in a security system that serves as the foundation for verifying authenticity and integrity. It is the starting point for establishing trust in digital communications and cryptographic systems. | A [[Trust Anchor]] is an authoritative entity in a security system that serves as the foundation for verifying authenticity and integrity. It is the starting point for establishing trust in digital communications and cryptographic systems. | ||
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Revision as of 10:51, 7 May 2025
Contents
Definition
A Trust Anchor is an authoritative entity in a security system that serves as the foundation for verifying authenticity and integrity. It is the starting point for establishing trust in digital communications and cryptographic systems.
Implementations
Health Care
Federation of the subject or issuer to the Trust Anchor.
TLS
2025-04 Blink-dev Explainer for the addition of the selection of the acceptable Trust Anchors.
Second Level Registries
- 2025-04[ https://learn.mattr.global/guides/identifiers/certs/iaca How to create an IACA]
An IACA (Issuing Authority Certificate Authority) is a X.509 based certificate used to identify an mDoc issuer and verify the mDocs they issue.
Government Document
Government-Issued Documents: Passports and driver's licenses can serve as trust anchors for identity verification.
References
[[Category: Glossary]
