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2019-03-07 Decentralized Identity Foundation - DIF A key piece of the decentralized identity equation is how people, organizations, and devices can be identified and located without centralized systems of identifiers (e.g. email addresses). DIF members are actively working on protocols and implementations that enable creation, resolution, and discovery of decentralized identifiers and names across decentralized systems, like blockchains and distributed ledgers. single organizations/decentralized-identity-foundation/ https://decentralized-id.com/organizations/identity-foundation/
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Organizations
DIF
DIDComm WG
Claims and Credentials WG
Storage and Compute WG
Identifiers and Discovery WG
DIDAuth WG
Interop WG
GS1
Danube Tech
Sovrin Foundation
1Kosmos
Accenture
aetna
Authenteq
Auth0
BigchainDB
BlockPass
Blockchain Foundry
Blockstack
BC Ministry of Citizens Services
BOTLabs
Civic
Consent
Consensys
Datum
Distributed ID
diwala
Dominode
Enigma
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
Evernym
Equinix
gamecredits
Gem
GS1
Humanized-internet
hyperledger foundation
ID2020
Ideo
Identos
IBM
IOTA
Jolocom
KYC-Chain
LNk-E
Mastercard
Meeco
MetaX
Microsoft
Mooti
netki
NuID
Nuggets
Ockam
Onfido
Ontology
Pillar
R_Block
R3
remme
RSA
SecureKey
sitekit
suru
Taqanu
Tierion
Transmute
Trusted key
uPort
Validatedid
Veridium
Tykn
Aries
Bitcoin
Universal Resolver
2023-06-05

A key piece of the decentralized identity equation is how people, organizations, and devices can be identified and located without centralized systems of identifiers (e.g. email addresses). DIF members are actively working on protocols and implementations that enable creation, resolution, and discovery of decentralized identifiers and names across decentralized systems, like blockchains and distributed ledgers.

Organization

  • DIF Organizational Materials - GitHub
  • DIF Steering Committee Election Results 2022

    SC Election results: DIF welcomes new SC members Sam Curren, Daniel Buchner, Karyl Fowler, Rouven Heck, Markus Sabadello & Kaliya Young!

  • Kaliya was elected to the DIF steering committee Decentralized Identity Foundation

    The six elected candidates are Sam Curren (Indicio Tech), Daniel Buchner (Block), Karyl Fowler (Transmute), Rouven Heck (Consensys Mesh, Executive Director at DIF), Markus Sabadello (DanubeTech) & Kaliya Young (Identity Woman). Sam, Karyl, Markus and Rouven have been re-elected for another two year term as SC members. You can read more about the SC candidates' background and vision for DIF here.

  • Communication Milestone Achievements! DIF

    This week, we hit 5k followers on Twitter, driven in no small part by attention garnered by our ToIP & DIF Joint Statement of Support for the Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) v1.0 specification becoming a W3C Standard. Currently, we stand at 5,011 followers and growing, and we are proud that our comms channels, namely our DIF blog, Twitter and YouTube channel, are a great way to keep on top of important announcements from DIF and our members. We have some exciting stuff cooked up for 2022, so watch this space! 🎉

  • Drilling down: Co-development DIF
    • What “standardization” means to DIF and what DIF means to standardization.
    • A newbie-friendly survey of how DIF relates to nearby organizations with overlapping or related foci.
    • What “co-development” and “coöpetition” really mean, concretely
  • Finding the Bell Curve of Meaning Kaliya IdentityWoman

    As such, we aimed to invite alignment around key words, to find the “bell curve of meaning,” and to invite convergence towards the middle of this curve as a result of our research process. Our hope was to maximize the ability to inform and engage business audiences interested in adopting/purchasing this technology. This meant we would not be setting out to define hundreds of terms; rather, we chose to focus on a subset of the most widely used terms.

Grants

  • Introducing DIF Grants Decentralized Identity Foundation

    DIF is kicking off a program to administer narrowly-scoped financial support for community initiatives, ranging in format from grants to more competitive implementation bounties, hackathon-style open collaborations, and security reviews.

  • DIF Grant #1: JWS Test Suite

    DIF announces its first community microgrant, sponsored by Microsoft and rewarding the timely creation of a comprehensive test suite for detached-JWS signatures on Verifiable Credentials

Groups

Working groups

Special Interest Groups

Open groups

Interop

  • Setting Interoperability Targets DIF

    Our short-term roadmaps need testable, provable alignment goals that we can all agree on for our little communities and networks of technological thinking to converge gradually. Simply put, we need a few checkpoints and short-term goals, towards which we can all work together.

  • Setting Interoperability Targets Part 1 of 2 DIF

    The Interoperability working group will be tracking them and providing guidance and documentation where possible. Importantly, though, there is a new DIF Working Group coming soon, the Wallet Security WG, which will dive deeper into these profiles and requirements, benefiting from a narrow scope and IPR protection, allowing them to speak more bluntly about the above-mentioned details.

  • Setting Interoperability Targets Part 2 of 2 DIF

    Having shown in our last piece how interoperability “profiles” are designed, we now tackle some key technical problem areas ripe for this kind of profile-first interoperability work across stacks.

  • DIF Interoperability Survey

    We are keen to support more interoperability activity and hopefully testing this fall and winter. In order to do this we would like to gather feedback from the community as to where we are at so we can assess how to move forward.

  • Tobias Looker on BBS+ use cases, DIF Interop WG 25Nov2020 Tobias Looker, MATTR, Interoperability Working group at DIF:
    • Replay attack protection
    • Domain-specific identifiers and proofs
    • New partial-disclosure topographies

Hubs

Membership

Members

DIF members, who share the goal of “building an open source decentralized identity ecosystem for people, organizations, apps, and devices” include: • 1kosmos • Accenture • aetna • Authenteq • auth0 • BigchainDB • BlockPass • Blockchain-foundry • Blockstack • British Columbia Ministry of Citizens Services • botlabs • Civic • Consent • Consensys • Danube • datum • Distributed ID • diwala • Dominode • Enigma • Enterprise Ethereum Alliance • Evernym • Equinix • gamecredits[ϟ] • Gem • GS1 • Humanized-internet • Hyperledger • ID2020 • Ideo • identos • IBM • IOTA • Jolocom • KYC-Chain • LNKE • Mastercard • Meeco • MetaX • Microsoft • Mooti • netki • NuID • Nuggets • Ockam • Onfido • ONTology • Pillar • R_Block • R3 • remme • RSA • SecureKey • <sitekit> • Sovrin • suru • Taqanu • Tierion • Transmute • Trusted key • uPort • Validatedid • Veridium • zinc

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DIF - DID

DIF - DID-Auth

DIF - Sidetree

DIF - Hubs

DIF - Uniresolver

Internet Identity Workshop

  • IIW32 - A wave of DIF donations and debuts DIF Newsletter
  • Internet Identity Workshop #33 DIF

    Hundreds of attendees, including a number of DIF members, put together a huge programme of content for the 33rd IIW, covering topics ranging from the technical minutiae of IAM and SSI to big-picture discussions about ethics and strategy, and participated in over 110 virtual sessions across the three days.