W3C’s Verifiable Credential Barcodes add real-time revocation for physical IDs
Identity fraud is no longer a fringe problem. Massive data breaches continue to demonstrate how identities and credentials are vulnerable,…
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Identity fraud is no longer a fringe problem. Massive data breaches continue to demonstrate how identities and credentials are vulnerable,…
Decentralized identifiers (DID), which enable verifiable, decentralized digital identity, are seeing significant global development and related standards are also advancing….
A new initiative has been launched under the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to advance decentralized, verifiable data standards in…
A first public working draft of the Digital Credentials API from W3C has been published by the Federated Identity Working…
A year into a research collaboration, the Digital Credentials Consortium (DCC) and Credential Engine have published a pair of reports…
All legitimate credentials can be verified – but not all credentials are Verifiable Credentials. It sounds a bit like a…
The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Verifiable Credentials Working Group has published seven W3C Recommendations, including Verifiable Credentials Data Model…
The convergence of digital identity management and public blockchain infrastructure continues, as firms seek novel but reliable ways to establish…
Identity.com are proud members of W3C, striving for a digital landscape that emphasizes security, privacy, and empowerment. Their mission is…
The uptake of verifiable credentials is proceeding at an impressive clip, with systems for applications adopting the W3C standard ranging…