ARF Chapter: 6.1.1 Scope
“This trust model does not presume a specific implementation. In particular, the use of term 'certificate' does not imply a specific format. Depending on implementation, it may be an X.509 certificate or another format specified in the context of any other trust framework.”
Recommendation: Does this include the possibility of the certificate being issued as a verifiable credential? Using verifiable credentials as the mechanism for trust establishment would reduce overall complexity and cost for the solution.
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Name: Heather Dahl, Ken Ebert, Indicio
ARF Chapter: 6.1.1 Scope “This trust model does not presume a specific implementation. In particular, the use of term 'certificate' does not imply a specific format. Depending on implementation, it may be an X.509 certificate or another format specified in the context of any other trust framework.”
Recommendation: Does this include the possibility of the certificate being issued as a verifiable credential? Using verifiable credentials as the mechanism for trust establishment would reduce overall complexity and cost for the solution.