Agent-Based Digital Identity Architecture
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Claims an agent-based identity architecture that moves control to personal devices and uses identity agents to manage public-private key sets (often six keys for separate signing/encryption/inspection), consent tokens, and self-sealed public copies of identities. Implements peer-to-peer exchange (NFC or Diffie–Hellman-like flow), an identity registry (hashed deposits/proof-of-existence) for verification, proof-of-possession and custody challenges, digital seals/notary attestations, revocable consent tokens, a reference model, four US patents, and an open-source-friendly patent promise.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Agent-based digital identity
- 5:18Core components
- 10:00Identity types and keys
- 15:44Self-sealing identities
- 20:54Identity registry
- 25:51Collaborative verification
- 28:44Passwords to digital identity
- 30:53Consent delegation
- 31:57Identity assurance
- 32:39Q&A
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