10 episodes
The Rubric The Rubric
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The Rubric helps you understand the technologies behind Decentralized Identity, including Decentralized Identifiers, also known as DIDs (or D.I.D.s), DID documents and DID methods. We review different DID methods using a common set of criteria, comparing apples to apples, so you can make better decisions about which DID method is appropriate for your needs.
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DIDs for Any Crypto (did:pkh, Part 2)
did:pkh is the minimalist multi-blockchain DID method, designed to work with any blockchain with minimal fuss. Today we talk with two of the authors–and implementers–of did:pkh, Wayne Chang and Joel Thorstensson. References 3Box Labs https://3boxlabs.com/ Ceramic Network https://ceramic.network/ Chain Agnostic Improvement Proposals (CAIP) https://github.com/ChainAgnostic/CAIPs Chain Agnostic Standards Alliance (CASA) https://github.com/ChainAgnostic/CASA DID Directory https://diddirectory.com/ did:ens...
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DIDs for Any Crypto (did:pkh, Part 1)
did:pkh is the minimalist multi-blockchain DID method, designed to work with any blockchain with minimal fuss. Today we talk with two of the authors–and implementers–of did:pkh, Wayne Chang and Joel Thorstensson. References 3Box Labs https://3boxlabs.com/ Ceramic Network https://ceramic.network/ Chain Agnostic Improvement Proposals (CAIP) https://github.com/ChainAgnostic/CAIPs Chain Agnostic Standards Alliance (CASA) https://github.com/ChainAgnostic/CASA DID Directory https://diddirectory.com/ did:ens...
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Live from the Computer History Museum (IIW 36)
Today on the show we talk with the co-founders and co-organizers of the Internet Identity Workshop: Doc Searls, Phil Windley, and Kaliya Young, about DIDs and DID methods from IIW 36, the Internet Identity Workshop in Mountain View, CA, held at the Computer History Museum. Episode IIW 36 was recorded live during a session at...
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Web’s Go Crazy (did:web, Part 2)
did:web takes advantage of existing World Wide Web infrastructure for DIDs. Instead of relying on a distributed ledger or embedding key material in the DID itself, did:web uses websites to resolve DID documents, giving anyone who controls a web page the ability to host DID documents. We talk with the editors of did:web about this...
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Web’s Go Crazy (did:web, Part 1)
did:web takes advantage of existing World Wide Web infrastructure for DIDs. Instead of relying on a distributed ledger or embedding key material in the DID itself, did:web uses websites to resolve DID documents, giving anyone who controls a web page the ability to host DID documents. We talk with the editors of did:web about this...
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Enter the Orbiverse (did:orb, Part 2)
did:orb is a ledger-agnostic did method that enables a “fediverse” of federated verifiable data registries by combining Sidetree with Certificate Transparency. In this episode, we talk with Troy Ronda, editor of the did:orb spec, and Mike Varley who has been building the did:orb implementation at SecureKey, now an Avast company. https://diddirectory.com/orb References Activity...