Keri stands for Key Event Receipt Infrastructure that seems promising. It enables the creation of public and private identifiers that do not necessarily have to be rooted to a distributed ledger. It may be more flexible and hence desirable for OM usecases.
Code is currently in development in a number of different languages and it would be great to get a sense of what Keri is capable of both today and as the project progresses.
How long?
Initially 3-6 months
Is your research related to a problem?
To be able to leverage public-key cryptography we need a key management solution that is scalable and secure, providing a means for identifiers correlated to entities and trusted. Keri seems like a promising solution.
Additional Context
There are plenty of resources to get started, this is a pretty comprehensive list:
What?
Keri stands for Key Event Receipt Infrastructure that seems promising. It enables the creation of public and private identifiers that do not necessarily have to be rooted to a distributed ledger. It may be more flexible and hence desirable for OM usecases.
Looking for someone to really dive into this, ideally attending this weekly call - https://identity.foundation/working-groups/identifiers-discovery.html at 4pm CET.
Code is currently in development in a number of different languages and it would be great to get a sense of what Keri is capable of both today and as the project progresses.
How long?
Initially 3-6 months
Is your research related to a problem?
To be able to leverage public-key cryptography we need a key management solution that is scalable and secure, providing a means for identifiers correlated to entities and trusted. Keri seems like a promising solution.
Additional Context
There are plenty of resources to get started, this is a pretty comprehensive list:
Libraries in development: