Verifiable Credentials 101 for SSI with Tyler Ruff - Decentralized Digital Identity

[@centerforsupplychainstudie5327]

This is the clearest example of credentials and the DID space in use that I've come across so far. Thanks for sharing this!

[@denizesebit4564]

Thank you for this webinar. It helped me differentiating between certain buzzwords and de-mistified a few things at the same time. Clearly explained.

[@mrinalbhakuni3989]

best video on SSI on the internet so far!

[@yangli7932]

The best example I have ever learned!!

[@gary.richardson]

I like how this was broken down into real world examples that ordinary people can understand.

[@rameshsubramanyamvari4543]

thanks tyler ruff for very clear explanation:)

[@DevrajSinghRawat]

wonderful session

[@jonnycrunch5931]

The crypto voodoo goodness bits are important details. Perhaps you can elaborate?

[@danbolser5913]

sovrin sovrin sovrin

[@tripmehard]

Where do these verifiable claims being stored? Is it in a centralized database?

[@zapdelivery5169]

It is stored in a ledger as a DID. And the ledger is distributed so it is not centralized.

[@NeerajBhasin28]

Does this model works well for Education credentials?

[@zapdelivery5169]

Ofcourse as long as there are claims to be made like having an A+ in Theoretical physics. The issuer can be an educational council or ministry in such case.

[@globalrodicagazii7490]

THANK YOU MR TYLER RUFF DO YOU KNOW I AM AUSTRALIAN THANK YOU

[@stableschippenham]

Awesome! "Crypto voodoo goodness" :-)

[@stableschippenham]

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[@RoulDukeGonzo]

Avoiding data treasure troves... Where is the data?

[@luckyguy600]

5-year-old Sheeple indoctrination.