1 MINUTEDecentralized Identifiers represent a breakthrough in modern identity management and open the door to an array of exciting innovations. Listen to the podcast to learn more!
In the 21st century, data is the new gold. Your personal data is collected, analyzed and sold to the highest bidder on a daily basis. This is one of the biggest problems of modern identity management. Whenever we sign up for an online account, we forfeit ownership of our data – we have less and less privacy.
Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) represent an exciting new breakthrough, which opens the door for a better, more privacy-focused approach to identity management. More specifically, you can think of DIDs as an important component of a new decentralized identity. To get a better understanding of this fascinating new topic, check out the newest episode of the Digital Identity Podcast.
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Your data is valuable and should belong to you. Nevertheless our online records are exposed on an almost daily basis, with potentially devastating consequences. This blog post aims to provide an up-to-date list of data breaches and hacks.
Facebook’s biggest ever Ad campaign said: We’re sorry. With a history of privacy abuse stretching back to its launch, it’s not hard to understand why. Here, we’ve provided a history of the biggest mishaps, leaks and breaches.
Non-fungible tokens are not interchangeable. Instead they are unique to the owner of the token and additionally, they are digitally scarce. For instance, Bitcoin is fungible, if you send someone a Bitcoin and receive a Bitcoin, there is no difference between the two.