HEI-BCT: A Framework to Implement Blockchain-Based Self-Sovereign Identity Solution in Higher Education Institutions

Mansoori, Suaad Al; Maheshwari, Piyush

doi:10.1109/itt56123.2022.9863933

Cited by 5 publications

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“…We conducted an MLR with the objective of addressing research question RQ2. This comprehensive review allowed us to identify a wide range of academic sources that extensively discuss the development processes and methodologies employed in various contexts, including traditional software systems [118]- [120], decentralized systems [121]- [123], and self-sovereign identity systems [124], [125]. Additionally, we conducted an analysis of relevant gray literature, specifically studying the extensive technical documentation and standards from reputable organizations such as the DIF [22], [28], [32], W3C [17], [18], [35], and European blockchain service infrastructure (EBSI) [126].…”

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A Taxonomy of Challenges for Self-Sovereign Identity Systems

Satybaldy,

Ferdous,

Nowostawski

2024

IEEE Access

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Creating and utilizing digital identities are fundamental steps towards accessing online services. In order to facilitate the management of user identities, the concept of identity management has been introduced. Various systems and protocols have been developed to manage online identities. However, these systems are provider-centric, focusing on aiding providers in managing their user bases. As a result, users often have limited control over their identity data and remain unaware of how centralized identity providers use or potentially misuse their data. Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) has emerged as a new paradigm in the digital identity management landscape, aiming to empower users by allowing them greater control over their identity data. Although SSI is a relatively new domain, there have been numerous efforts, primarily from the industry, to introduce SSI standards, protocols, and systems, with multiple options in each category. Researchers eager to contribute to the SSI domain might find it challenging to understand the interconnections among these components. Notably, the SSI domain faces several challenges, as highlighted in various research works. These challenges must be addressed before SSI can achieve widespread adoption. This article presents a comprehensive systematic literature review of SSI, offers a detailed taxonomy, and identifies and analyzes the open challenges in SSI.INDEX TERMS self-sovereign identity, digital identity, taxonomy

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