Identity & Trust in Monitored Spaces
summary
A concrete identity stack proves a remote human is over 18 using cryptography, anchored Merkle receipts and a black‑box store so no personal data is searchable, with six related US patent filings. Liveness uses timed pupil dilation liveness pulses and dual out‑of‑band channels; transactions use a shared one‑use Vandamm number dubbed a quantum business card and per‑transaction symmetric keys. Implementation exists and defends against replay, spoofing and traffic‑analysis tradeoffs while retaining court‑usable evidence of interactions like proof of age 18.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Identity and trust basics
- 2:58Privacy laws driving innovation
- 8:57Anonymity vs pseudonymity
- 14:35Government identity failures
- 20:58Trust challenges
- 27:00Blockchain basics and limits
- 31:17Building identity systems
- 37:39Attributes and privacy
- 43:23Biometric liveness proof
- 45:28Digital identity stack
- 48:22Q&A
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