Verifiable Credentials
A machine-verifiable digital credential standard used to prove the identity and authorization information of an entity, applicable to agent identity authentication.
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Proposals that already exist include issuing Verifiable Credentials for agents, introducing an agent role into the OAuth flow, and agent identities based on Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs).
Verifiable Credentials and decentralized identity (DID) are being discussed for Agent identity and authorization, enabling an App to verify the Agent's authorization source and authorization scope.
Verifiable Credentials (VC) were formally standardized by W3C in 2022; their core concept is the separation of issuer, holder, and verifier, with credential content guaranteed to be tamper-proof via cryptographic signatures.
W3C's Verifiable Credentials (VC) and Decentralized Identifier (DID) specifications, as well as the OpenID Foundation's GNAP protocol, are all attempting to make authorization boundaries machine-readable claims that can be independently verified by third parties.
Verifiable Credentials allow any third party to independently verify their authenticity without contacting the issuer.
The thinking behind WorkID.ai is consistent with the concept of Verifiable Credentials.
Verifiable Credentials (VC) is an open standard developed by W3C, with version 1.1 officially released in 2022, and its core architecture involves three roles: issuer, holder, and verifier.
可验证凭证（Verifiable Credentials, VC）是W3C制定的一项开放标准，允许实体以加密安全的方式证明自身属性或授权而无需暴露不必要的个人信息
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Proposals that already exist include issuing Verifiable Credentials for agents, introducing an agent role into the OAuth flow, and agent identities based on Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs).
50%UnverifiedVerifiable Credentials and decentralized identity (DID) are being discussed for Agent identity and authorization, enabling an App to verify the Agent's authorization source and authorization scope.
50%UnverifiedVerifiable Credentials (VC) were formally standardized by W3C in 2022; their core concept is the separation of issuer, holder, and verifier, with credential content guaranteed to be tamper-proof via cryptographic signatures.
50%UnverifiedW3C's Verifiable Credentials (VC) and Decentralized Identifier (DID) specifications, as well as the OpenID Foundation's GNAP protocol, are all attempting to make authorization boundaries machine-readable claims that can be independently verified by third parties.
50%UnverifiedVerifiable Credentials allow any third party to independently verify their authenticity without contacting the issuer.
50%UnverifiedThe thinking behind WorkID.ai is consistent with the concept of Verifiable Credentials.
50%UnverifiedVerifiable Credentials (VC) is an open standard developed by W3C, with version 1.1 officially released in 2022, and its core architecture involves three roles: issuer, holder, and verifier.
50%Unverified可验证凭证（Verifiable Credentials, VC）是W3C制定的一项开放标准，允许实体以加密安全的方式证明自身属性或授权而无需暴露不必要的个人信息
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