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Mitigate Threats for Digital Credentials API #98

Open simoneonofri opened 2 days ago

simoneonofri commented 2 days ago

Session description

This is an interactive session to understand how to mitigate a number of specific threats identified during the Federated Identity Working Group's recharter review for the addition of the Digital Credentials API: a. Perpetuates sharing of personal data by making it more available via a browser API b. Increased centralization through subtle tradeoffs c. Content will be moved from the deep web to the “attributed deep web” d. Exchanges user agency for greater compliance and convenience

This breakout is intended to be a collaborative, working session. The focus will be on gaining consensus on the mitigations.

Session goal

This breakout is intended to be a collaborative, working session. The focus will be on gaining consensus on the mitigations.

Additional session chairs (Optional)

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Who can attend

Anyone may attend (Default)

IRC channel (Optional)

credential-threats

Other sessions where we should avoid scheduling conflicts (Optional)

49, #12, #73, #93

Instructions for meeting planners (Optional)

Request a UTC-friendly time slot.

Agenda for the meeting.

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Links to calendar

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