Define a way to prove control over a web site / domain and link it to identity claims aggregation

scouten-adobe commented 2 months ago

Separate, but related question: What about content credentials for generated web sites?

christianpaquin commented 2 months ago

It would be useful to consider control of a web path and not just web domain (e.g., example.com/user_xyz). Many content signers live in such systems, e.g., academics (university.edu/researcher_name), professionals (company_name.com/employee_name), individual contributors (blog_platform.com/blogger_name).

scouten-adobe commented 2 months ago

From 16 September 2024 CAWG meeting, some additional points to consider:

Review Mastodon and AT protocol (Bluesky) for proving control over a domain for social media purposes (Documentation for AT protocol technique)
Token in meta tag or DNS record
CA / Browser Forum guidelines for issuance and management of Extended Validation Certificates §3.2.2 covers assurance that a web site is controlled by the specific legal entity described in the cert
I believe the OpenID community long ago did a spec for "site claiming" so that a blog owner could prove control of a blog to an OpenID provider.
did:web may provide a mechanism for this, too

scouten-adobe commented 1 month ago

Closing in favor of #188.

creator-assertions / identity-assertion

Define a way to prove control over a web site / domain and link it to identity claims aggregation #177