Identity protocol v1 - Revision history

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2015-05-14T04:50:27Z

Implementations

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	See:		See:
			* https://github.com/bitpay/bitauth/blob/master/lib/bitauth.js
	* https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SIN.js		* https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SIN.js
	* https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SINKey.js		* https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SINKey.js

2015-03-19T23:30:59Z

Updated broken link to one of the example SIN classes.

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	==Implementations==		==Implementations==

	See		See:
	https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SIN.js		* https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SIN.js
	https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SINKey.js		* https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SINKey.js
	https://github.com/ionux/~~php-ectools~~/blob/master/~~ECTools~~/Sin.php		* https://github.com/ionux/phactor/blob/master/src/Sin.php

	==Future work==		==Future work==

2014-10-02T18:25:03Z

Corrected broken link.

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	https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SIN.js		https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SIN.js
	https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SINKey.js		https://github.com/gasteve/node-libcoin/blob/master/SINKey.js
	https://github.com/ionux/php-ectools/blob/master/~~ecsingen~~.php		https://github.com/ionux/php-ectools/blob/master/ECTools/Sin.php

	==Future work==		==Future work==

2014-09-14T19:31:49Z

Creating a SIN

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	# Prefix = 0x0F		# Prefix = 0x0F
	# SIN_Type = [0x01 \| 0x02 \| 0x11] -- See ~~below~~ for discussion of SIN types.		# SIN_Type = [0x01 \| 0x02 \| 0x11] -- See above for discussion of SIN types.
	# MD = Hash160(MPK)		# MD = Hash160(MPK)
	# SIN = base58_encode_check( Prefix + SIN_Version + MD )		# SIN = base58_encode_check( Prefix + SIN_Version + MD )

2014-09-14T19:12:46Z

Design goals

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	* Ownership may be digitally proven		* Ownership may be digitally proven
	* Attach sequence of key-value pairs (public proof) and hashes (private proof) to your SIN record.		* Attach sequence of key-value pairs (public proof) and hashes (private proof) to your SIN record.
	** ~~One or more of theese hashes may be the~~ root ~~of a merkle tree~~, ~~enabling~~ even more private proofs.		** A merkle root exists in each record, for even more private proofs.
	* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").		* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").
	* Disposable		* Disposable

2014-09-14T19:11:19Z

Design goals: merkle mention

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	* Ownership may be digitally proven		* Ownership may be digitally proven
	* Attach sequence of key-value pairs (public proof) and hashes (private proof) to your SIN record.		* Attach sequence of key-value pairs (public proof) and hashes (private proof) to your SIN record.
			** One or more of theese hashes may be the root of a merkle tree, enabling even more private proofs.
	* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").		* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").
	* Disposable		* Disposable

2014-09-14T19:09:56Z

Design goals: Secure Identity Number

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	Fully decentralized, anonymous, secure identity.		Fully decentralized, anonymous, secure identity.

	A SIN ("System Identification Number") is the unique record identifier by which this identity will be known.		A SIN ("Secure Identity Number" or "System Identification Number") is the unique record identifier by which this identity will be known.

	Attributes:		Attributes:

2014-09-14T19:01:54Z

SIN record: no longer under "heavy development"

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	==SIN record==		==SIN record==

	~~DANGER: This section is under heavy development and discussion.~~

	A SIN record is a series of hashes or key/value pairs, validated by MPK digital signature. Each SIN record has a stable binary encoding designed to ensure stable hash values. This scheme is intentionally mirroring bitcoin's block header/merkle scheme.		A SIN record is a series of hashes or key/value pairs, validated by MPK digital signature. Each SIN record has a stable binary encoding designed to ensure stable hash values. This scheme is intentionally mirroring bitcoin's block header/merkle scheme.

2014-09-14T19:01:04Z

Design goals: prettyify

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	Attributes:		Attributes:
	* Ownership may be digitally proven		* Ownership may be digitally proven
	* Attach sequence of key-value pairs ~~'''~~and~~'''~~ hashes to your SIN record.		* Attach sequence of key-value pairs (public proof) and hashes (private proof) to your SIN record.
	* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").		* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").
	* Disposable		* Disposable

2014-09-14T19:00:29Z

improve summary

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	Attributes:		Attributes:
	* Ownership may be digitally proven		* Ownership may be digitally proven
			* Attach sequence of key-value pairs '''and''' hashes to your SIN record.
	* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").		* Start as anonymous; opt out of anonymity by attaching identifying key-value pairs (real.name = "John Smith", gov.us.ssn = "123-45-6789").
	* Disposable		* Disposable