A First Person Identity System for Open Source
summary
A decentralized First Person identity system aims to stop identity-driven supply‑chain attacks by combining proof of personhood and verifiable relationship credentials into ecosystem-specific scorecards that map weighted signals to roles. Implementation uses DID-based wallets, W3C verifiable credentials, zero‑knowledge proofs, and the Trust Spanning Protocol plus an open TSP SDK; a decentralized trust graph and personas enable privacy‑preserving relationship proofs. Work includes a TSP draft, OSS SDK, a DARPA‑backed personhood paper (32 authors), and an LF kernel pilot.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00First person identity system
- 1:09Trust in open source
- 4:24Open source history
- 8:38First person project explained
- 12:09First person identity
- 16:49Trust protocol foundation
- 29:39Decentralized trust graph
- 35:45Summary and future
- 36:46Q&A
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