Difference between revisions of "Verifiable Credential"
From MgmtWiki
(→Full Title or Meme) |
(→Contest) |
||
Line 4: | Line 4: | ||
==Contest== | ==Contest== | ||
* The [[Verifiable Credential]] was the first of a series of proposed standards to enable [[Self-Sovereign Identity]] by enabling the packaging of user identity information that can be verified by the receiver. | * The [[Verifiable Credential]] was the first of a series of proposed standards to enable [[Self-Sovereign Identity]] by enabling the packaging of user identity information that can be verified by the receiver. | ||
− | * The Verifiable [[Presentation]] is | + | * The Verifiable [[Presentation]] is created in response to a request from a [[Verifier]] which is known here as a [[Relying Party]]. |
==Problems== | ==Problems== |
Revision as of 12:27, 14 May 2021
Contents
Full Title or Meme
The Verifiable Credentials Data Model 1.0 is a standard means fro create a collection of claims to move between trust domains or federations. But since is it a data model and not a data format or protocol, it cannot deliver on that goal.
Contest
- The Verifiable Credential was the first of a series of proposed standards to enable Self-Sovereign Identity by enabling the packaging of user identity information that can be verified by the receiver.
- The Verifiable Presentation is created in response to a request from a Verifier which is known here as a Relying Party.
Problems
The Verifiable Credential is a Swiss Army knife
The Swiss Army knife was designed for survival in the wild if it were the only tool available to you.
- It was wildly popular and sold or copied throughout the world.
- The Swiss Army knife is not used to fix a car our build a house if there are a purpose built tools available.
The Verifiable Credential spec was created to allow Verifiable Credentials to fill any identify function.
- They were not designed to build industrial scale identifier solutions.
Solutions
interoperability
- This Evernym atricle seems to be saying both that it does not exist and it is right around the corner. (2020-12-21)
References
- This was one of the highlights from XXXI Internet Identity workshop:(IIW) presentation by Timothy Ruff (https://lnkd.in/gXDRGMy).