The Digital Identity Management System Model Based on Blockchain

Song, Zhiming; Yu, Yimin

doi:10.1109/icbctis55569.2022.00040

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“…Besides these major projects, there are many research papers about Self-Sovereign Identity, a very interesting one [16] presenting a digital identity with Blockchain, as is the case in this paper. It uses verifiable credentials, decentralized identifiers (concepts presented in detail in the next section), and cryptographic mechanisms to manage them.…”

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A Proposal of Digital Identity Management Using Blockchain

BRĂCĂCESCU,

MOCANU,

IONIŢĂ

et al. 2024

RRST-EE

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Digital identity is the representation of a person in the digital environment. Nowadays, digital identity has become a very important topic when most activities are moved to the online world. To be secured and respect data privacy, this digital identity must be controlled by its owner, not any other third parties. This paper aims to propose a system for digital identity, presenting its architecture, features, and implementation specifications. This system brings advantages that will also be exposed along with real-life use case scenarios, all proving the necessity of transitioning to a modern identity management model like the Self-Sovereign Identity model. The Self-sovereign identity model is based on blockchain and is fundamental for the digital identity system conceived through research.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Proposal of Digital Identity Management Using Blockchain

BRĂCĂCESCU,

MOCANU,

IONIŢĂ

et al. 2024

RRST-EE

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“…User-centric digital identity management refers to systems and practices where the individual has primary control over their identity data, including its creation, storage, and sharing [12]. Unlike traditional models where third-party entities hold and verify user data, in user-centric systems, individuals can decide who can access their data and for what purpose [13].…”

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