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  • Name (Organization) <email>
  • Steve McCown (Anonyome Labs) <smccown@anonyome.com> 
  • Sam Curren  (Indicico.tech) <sam@indicio.tech>
  • Alexander Jonsson  (Seropass.me) <alex@seropass.me>
  • Charles Lanahan
  • Lohan Spies
  • Marek Absa
  • Bill
  • Mike Richardson
  • Patrik Stas
  • Sebastian Bickerle
  • Sean Mouton
  • Jakub Koci
  • Miroslav Kovar
  • Himangshu Pan
  • Artur Philipp
  • Daniel Bachenheimer
  • Carlo Ferrarini

Announcements

Working Group Reports and Release Plans

  • Main Identity WG
    • Meeting Notes:  20202021-11-2501-06 (Dec meeting cancelled)
      • "The State of SSI with Biometrics" – Drummond Reed
      • Slides State of SSI.pdf
      • Debajani Mohanty
      • Recording:  VIDEO
      • Topics:  what happens when biometrics return more than one person's identity?  How is de-duplication performed?Recording available
  • Hyperledger Aries
    • Aries Working Group meetings:
    • Aries Agents (Cloud Agent Python, Static Agent)
      • Release 0.5.6 is out.Contributions in progress:.0 available, includes
        • OOB/DID Exchange support merged – testing/tweaking
        • Adjustments for supporting aries-askar – mostly internal
        • Multi-Tenant Agent - from Lukas Müller, SICPA and collaborators
        • Java Clients
        • Mediator configuration
        • Support -  SICPA and collaborators (Animo, Anon Solutions)
        • Mediator Support – Indicio - ACA-Py as mediator, ACA-Py as mediator client (through connections protocol) merged; Admin API, fixes in progress; need to add support for DID Exchange/OOB
      • In Progress:
        • Persistent Queues – Kiva – WIP PR submitted using redis
        • More on OOB
        • Credential Exchange V2 (RFC 0453/0454)
      • Starting soon:
        • Getting to W3C Verifiable Credential support with ZKP and Selective Disclosure with Revocation.
          • DHS SVIP JSON-LD Verifiable Credential exchange in Aries Protocols
        Toolbox - Various improvements including Transaction Author Agreement support for Indy ledgers requiring it
    • Aries Shared Libraries (agent storage, vdr, utils)
    • Aries Language Frameworks and SDKs (Go, Java, JavaScript, .NET, Ruby, Python)
      • Aries-
      CloudAgent-Python (bc.gov)
      • Release 0.5.6 is out.
      • Contributions in progress:
        • DID Exchange support added yesterday to main branch – testing
        • Adjustments for supporting aries-askar – mostly internal
        • Persistent Queues – Kiva
        • Multi-Tenant Support -  SICPA and collaborators (Animo, Anon Solutions)
        • Mediator Support – Indicio
        • Getting to W3C Verifiable Credential support with ZKP and Selective Disclosure with Revocation.
          • DHS SVIP JSON-LD Verifiable Credential exchange in Aries Protocols
          • May be doing some bounties related to this
        • Thinking about adding aries-vdr concept – pluggable, multi-ledger resolution
      Aries-Framework-Go #aries-go
    • 2020-11-03 Meeting Notes
    • BBS+ Verifiable Credentials implemented using pure Go. Example.
      • Next tasks: interop testing against Mattr implementation and selective disclosure capabilities.
    • Working on adding remote encrypted storage capability - with a default implementation of DIF Secure Data Storage - Encrypted Data Vaults.
      • Encrypted Data Vault (EDV) from DIF SDS spec format has been implemented. Works as an encryption wrapper to underlying storage providers.
      • DIF EDV/SDS REST client is in progress. Docker image will support configuring EDV endpoint as wallet storage.
    • Remote KMS support is in progress. Docker image will support configuring remote KMS. 
    • Created repo to handle pluggable go framework components such as Indy VDR: https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-framework-go-ext
    • MySQL and CouchDB components moved to ext repo.
    • New contributions of MongoDB and RabbitMQ support to the ext repo.
    • Tools
  • Hyperledger Ursa
    • Homepage:  Hyperledger Ursa (EOL) 
    • 20202021-1201-8 06 Meeting Agenda
      • Approved the secret sharing PR.
      • Accumulator discussion.
      • Outstanding issues:  
        1. k256 crate. 
          1. Already migrated for the signature refactor.
          2. Can Milagro be removed?  (Only left for Indy.)
        2. Ursa refactor.
        3. Revocation issues (led by Brent)
        4. IETF Standardizing BLS Signatures
      • Distributed BBS+:  (https://www.orbs.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Crypto_Group_signatures-2.pdf
      • Signature structure and types:
        1. "Simple" Signatures:  KeyGen, Sign, Verify.
        2. Blind Signatures.  KeyGen, Blind, Sign, (Blinded Sign?), Unblind, Verify.
        3. Threshold Signatures.  KeyGen (more complicated), SignShare, Combine, Verify.
          1. Multi-round threshold signature.  Can have extra definition for interactive protocols.  
          2. Can have multiple types of KeyGen.  
        4. Multisignatures.  Multiple signers have signed THE SAME message.
        5. Aggregate signatures.  Multiple signers have signed potentially different messages.
        6. Short group signatures.  Need precise definitions.
      • How should we handle MPC and communication?
        1. Secure channel operations.  How about ratcheting?
        2. Example:  ECDSA.
        Discussion on PR #143 (is there still interest?)