- Digital identity is a structured set of attributes used to identify, authenticate and authorise individuals online.
- Centralised and federated systems create dependency and concentrate sensitive user data.
- SSI gives users control over their credentials through DIDs and secure identity wallets.
- The SSI trust triangle enables verification without contacting the original issuer.
- Zero-knowledge proofs allow users to disclose only the necessary information.
- SSI provides a privacy-preserving trust layer for Web3 ecosystems.
- Biometric identifiers bring about significant ethical and regulatory concerns.
- Trustworthy identity systems require transparency, interoperability and strong governance.
Published:
12 Aug 2024
Created:
13 Aug 2025
Edited:
12 Aug 2024
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