As usual, I apologize for the last-minute notice, but here is an announcement.
My session is titled “SSO: Self-sovereign OpenID Connect
a ToDo List,” and I will discuss how to build Self-sovereign Identity using OpenID Connect.
People in the Self-sovereign Identity (SSI) community often say that OpenID Connect is user-centric and is not SSI, but that is a strange argument. OpenID Connect is a protocol and can be implemented in many different ways.
In this session, I will therefore explain that SSI can also be implemented with OpenID Connect.
2019-06-25 16:35 – 17:00 MONROE
SSO: Self-sovereign OpenID Connect – a ToDo list
While in many cases, OpenID Connect is described as the opposite of Self-sovereign identity, it actually is not. There is no need for OpenID provider to be run by a big cloud provider and most of the Self-sovereign identity requirements seems to be fulfilled by the Core protocol. However, there also are some specifics to…read more »Architecture and Standards
SPEAKER: Nat Sakimura
Related posts
Let’s Go to OpenID Summit Tokyo 2020! (2019-01-24)
Held once every 4 years, Japan's OpenID festival, OpenID Summit Tokyo 2020, will take place at Shibuya Stream Hall on January 24, 2019. This time, our…
Identiverse: Where are we with SIOP and DID?
June 23 (Wednesday)7:30am - 8:20am MDT (1:30pm - 2:20pm UTC) Last year, DIF and OIDF formed a partnership, and work is under way to connect the…
I Asked Genspark to “Summarize OpenID Connect.”
Genspark.ai has a few points that slightly concern me, but it gives a considerably more in-depth answer than Perplexity. Below, I reproduce the answer exactly as…
You must be logged in to post a comment.