Identity Statement - Revision history

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Goals

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	==Goals==		==Goals==
	# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].		# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].
	# Provide an [[Trusted Identifier]] for entities on the web that can be trusted by a DID entity before that DID entity release any information about itself.		# Provide an [https://tcwiki.azurewebsites.net/index.php?title=Trusted_Identifier Trusted Identifier] for entities on the web that can be trusted by a DID entity before that DID entity release any information about itself.

	==Implementation==		==Implementation==

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Goals

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	# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].		# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].
	# Provide an [[Identifier]] for entities on the web that can be trusted by a DID entity before that DID entity release any information about itself.		# Provide an [[Trusted Identifier]] for entities on the web that can be trusted by a DID entity before that DID entity release any information about itself.

	==Implementation==		==Implementation==

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Goals

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	# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].		# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].
			# Provide an [[Identifier]] for entities on the web that can be trusted by a DID entity before that DID entity release any information about itself.

	==Implementation==		==Implementation==

Tomjones: /* DID Document */

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DID Document

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	There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.		There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.
	===DID Document===		===DID Document===
	[https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/ The Decentralized Identity document] is under development by the W3C Credential Community. "The entities are identified by decentralized identifiers (DIDs). They may authenticate via proofs (e.g., digital signatures, privacy-preserving biometric protocols, etc.). DIDs point to DID Documents. A DID Document contains a set of service endpoints for interacting with the entity"		[https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/ The Decentralized Identity document] is under development by the W3C Credential Community. "The entities are identified by decentralized identifiers (DIDs). They may authenticate via proofs (e.g., digital signatures, privacy-preserving biometric protocols, etc.). DIDs point to DID Documents. A DID Document contains a set of service endpoints for interacting with the entity." The primary difference between a DID and a TID is that while both identify real-world entities, the DID entity is presumed to be a live human being with privacy rights while the TID is presumed to be a legal organization of humans that has strictly limited privacy rights.

	Security		Security

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Implementation

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	==Implementation==		==Implementation==
			#The specific format of the [[Identity Statement]] can be determined by the first field in the [[Identifier]], for example this implementation discusses the contents of the TID while the DID is determined by the document at [https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/ this location].

	==References==		==References==

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	# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the ~~identif~~		# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the real-world entity that is produced by the [[Identifier Resolver]].

	==Implementation==		==Implementation==
	==References==		==References==

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			# Give other providers the information that they need to evaluate the identif

	==Implementation==		==Implementation==
	==References==		==References==

Tomjones: /* DID Document */

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DID Document

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	There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.		There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.
	===DID Document===		===DID Document===
	[https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/ The Decentralized Identity document] is under development by the W3C Credential Community.		[https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/ The Decentralized Identity document] is under development by the W3C Credential Community. "The entities are identified by decentralized identifiers (DIDs). They may authenticate via proofs (e.g., digital signatures, privacy-preserving biometric protocols, etc.). DIDs point to DID Documents. A DID Document contains a set of service endpoints for interacting with the entity"

	Security		Security

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DID Document

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	There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.		There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.
	===DID Document===		===DID Document===
			[https://w3c-ccg.github.io/did-spec/ The Decentralized Identity document] is under development by the W3C Credential Community.

	Security		Security
	DID architecture should enable sufficient security for relying parties to depend on DID Documents for their required level of assurance.		DID architecture should enable sufficient security for relying parties to depend on DID Documents for their required level of assurance.

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DID Document

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	There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.		There are a variety of existing statements about a [[NSTIC Strategy\|Trusted Identity in Cyberspace]] that can be used to guide the development of a common understanding about what a [[Identity Statement]] should contain. Some of those are listed together with the relevant parts of each to this topic.
	===DID Document===		===DID Document===
			Security
			DID architecture should enable sufficient security for relying parties to depend on DID Documents for their required level of assurance.
			Proof-based
			DID architecture should enable an entity to provide cryptographic proof of authentication and proof of authorization rights.
			Discoverability
			DID architecture should make it possible for entities to discover DIDs for other entities to learn more about or interact with those entities.
			Interoperability
			DID architecture should use interoperable standards so DID infrastructure can make use of existing tools and software libraries designed for interoperability

	===Software Statement===		===Software Statement===