DID 101: a crash course on the next-gen standard for digital identity Sophie Dramé-Maigné DID. This acronym has been popping up a lot more recently. We have discussed what it should and should not stand for in a previous article. So when we say DID, we refer to a...
Discover Unikname Network: episode 1 – Explicit, canonical or obfuscated, three values for one UninameID Juliette Mégret To get their UniknameID, users just choose username. But what realy happens ? UniknameID acquisition is a two step process: availability...
DID: Decentralized Identifier or Decentralized Identity? Sophie Dramé-Maigné The world of digital identity is full of new concepts and even newer terms. It can sometimes be hard to navigate this lexicon, especially when acronyms are thrown into the mix. A term that...
Confidential exchange and sensitive data sharing: a major issue for businesses Juliette Mégret To exchange information between employees, to obtain the operating statistics of a server, or to synchronize two connected machines on the same production line, data sharing...
4 reasons why we need Self Sovereign Identities Sophie Dramé-Maigné Dashlane, one of the leading password management solutions, estimates that by 2022, the average american will possess around 300 different web accounts and almost as many digital identities. These...
Decentralized identities without KYC? Sophie Dramé-Maigné Traditionally, digital identities are managed, generated, and owned by centralized service providers. As an Internet user, your Gmail account, your Facebook profile, your Twitter feed, or your Discord servers...
