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Innovation Tagline:  (decentralization of central Identity Provider)

Project Keywords:  TBA#decentralization #SSI #SelfSovereignIdentity #web3 #untrackable #Metaverse #DID

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What we want to make possible: We want to show there is another way! Imagine "login with google," and google will never know you did it. We introduce an anonymous social login plugin for digital services to allow users to use the secure way to onboard and register using third party login, without notifying them about it. Our goal is to wake the privacy awareness in users and tell the world that social login can be anonymous and the data collected by them shouldn't be collected. Additionally, the user will have a passwordless Identity manager in his hand, no forgotten passwords anymore. Stop "login with google", start "login with without google as verifiable credential". 

list of abbreviations

• OIDC - OpenID Connect allows Clients to verify the identity of the End-User based on the authentication performed by an Authorization Server, as well as to obtain basic profile information about the End-User in an interoperable and REST-like manner. OpenID Connect allows clients of all types, including Web-based, mobile, and JavaScript clients, to request and receive information about authenticated sessions and end-users. The specification suite is extensible, allowing participants to use optional features such as encryption of identity data, discovery of OpenID Providers, and session management, when it makes sense for them.
• IDP - Identity Provider s a system entity that creates, maintains, and manages identity information for principals and also provides authentication services to relying applications within a federation or distributed network. Identity providers offer user authentication as a service. Relying party applications, such as web applications, outsource the user authentication step to a trusted identity provider

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Besides this, we prepared a survey to find out features of our customers, the users, with the highest importance and lowest satisfaction value. This brings insights and high opportunity to our topic. Furthermore, we asked in the survey afterwards for the best features. From this we defined the top 3 4 List of the features in the topic Login, Accounts and personal data security:

1. knowing which organization is sharing your data with whom else
2. you have transparency about which personal data you have shared with which organization/website.
3. that you can log into websites on the computer with biometric features (fingerprint, FaceID, ...) without having to enter a password
4. you can decide and control who can see your personal data (name, email, date of birth etc.)*

The result is the top 3 4 wished features:

1. that you can define who can see your personal data
2. that you can *log into *websites particularly *comfortably and easily*
3. that you can see in an overview which of your personal data is used by whom
4. knowing which organization *is sharing your data with whom else*

Solution

In the beginning we will tackle the feature "you have transparency about which personal data you have shared with which organization/website." and "you can decide and control who can see your personal data (name, email, date of birth etc.)". During the " and "that you can log into websites on the computer with biometric features (fingerprint, FaceID, ...) without having to enter a password". During the hackathon, we will bring a solution or concept, together with hyperledger mentor and community, to solve the feature "knowing which organization is sharing your data with whom else". So we implement the second and third position from our customer research for the hackathon, and will provide a concept to solve the Top1 feature together with hyperledger community during the hackathon using methods from "inventive thinking". 

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So we asked following features (1 not important/satisfied - 5 super important/satisfied):

We clearly see that the feature "knowing which organization is sharing your data with whom else" has the highest importance and less satisfaction. 

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So results are following top 3 4 features 

1. knowing which organization is sharing your data with whom else
2. you have transparency about which personal data you have shared with which organization/website.
3. that you can log into websites on the computer with biometric features (fingerprint, FaceID, ...) without having to enter a password
4. you can decide and control who can see your personal data (name, email, date of birth etc.)*

We asked for wished features and got following results:

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1. that you can define who can see your personal data
2. that you can *log into *websites particularly *comfortably and easily*
3. that you can see in an overview which of your personal data is used by whom
4. knowing which organization *is sharing your data with whom else*