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* Microsoft Info Card was the first imaginings of a digital identity token that could be placed in a Wallet. It was a complete failure. | * Microsoft Info Card was the first imaginings of a digital identity token that could be placed in a Wallet. It was a complete failure. | ||
* [https://www.cyberforge.com/whose-wallet-is-it-anyway/ Whose wallet is it anyway?] 2020-04-25 by ANIL JOHN of DHS SVIP | * [https://www.cyberforge.com/whose-wallet-is-it-anyway/ Whose wallet is it anyway?] 2020-04-25 by ANIL JOHN of DHS SVIP | ||
| + | ==Examples== | ||
| + | ===Connect.me=== | ||
| + | This wallet is provide by Evernym. This is what [https://connect.me/ their website] says: | ||
| + | *Why can I trust this? | ||
| + | **We don’t own any of your information | ||
| + | ***Zip, zero, zilch. Connect.Me is built on Sovrin, which means you can use your credentials anywhere, even on a different app altogether. | ||
| + | *Your info lives with you | ||
| + | ***Your information isn’t stored in the cloud, it lives in your pocket. So you’re the one in control of your data, where it goes and how it’s used. | ||
| + | **State of the art encryption | ||
| + | ***Connect.Me creates unique, pairwise cryptographic connections to communicate. It's like inventing a new, unique language each time you speak with someone new— and only the two of you understand it. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Category: Glossary]] | [[Category: Glossary]] | ||
Revision as of 17:56, 3 February 2021
Full Title or Meme
The Wallet is a word with a common well-known meaning in real-life repurposed for use in Identity Management.
Context and History
- Microsoft Info Card was the first imaginings of a digital identity token that could be placed in a Wallet. It was a complete failure.
- Whose wallet is it anyway? 2020-04-25 by ANIL JOHN of DHS SVIP
Examples
Connect.me
This wallet is provide by Evernym. This is what their website says:
- Why can I trust this?
- We don’t own any of your information
- Zip, zero, zilch. Connect.Me is built on Sovrin, which means you can use your credentials anywhere, even on a different app altogether.
- We don’t own any of your information
- Your info lives with you
- Your information isn’t stored in the cloud, it lives in your pocket. So you’re the one in control of your data, where it goes and how it’s used.
- State of the art encryption
- Connect.Me creates unique, pairwise cryptographic connections to communicate. It's like inventing a new, unique language each time you speak with someone new— and only the two of you understand it.
