MATA

Remade with Rust

Sovereign ID: self-issued web identity

Permissionless, self-issued identity for the web — Sign in with Sovereign ID

Replaces: OAuth / OIDC

What is Sovereign ID, the self-issued web identity?

Sovereign ID is permissionless, self-issued identity for the web. Sign in with Sovereign ID replaces OAuth and OIDC for apps that should not rent a login from a provider.

What Sovereign ID replaces

Sovereign ID is self-issued web identity. Sign in with Sovereign ID is the login, and the issuer is the person, not an OAuth or OIDC provider.

Why Sovereign ID is a self-issued web identity

What Sovereign ID keeps from OAuth / OIDC

Sovereign ID keeps a sign-in a website can verify. OAuth and OIDC are the hosted login it replaces. mID is the server crate that checks the token.

Where Sovereign ID fits

Sovereign ID is the identity a person holds. mID verifies it on a server. rusty_esp_mid is the same idea on a chip.

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