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Note: This call is being recorded.
Date
(12PM Los Angeles, 3PM New York, Tuesday at 7AM Sydney)
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Attendees
- Name (Organization) <email>
- Sam Curren (Independent) <telegramsam@gmail.com>
- John Callahan (Veridium) <jcallahan@veridiumid.com>
- Stephen Curran (Cloud Compass Computing Inc.) <swcurran@cloudcompass.ca>
- Paul Knowles (The Human Colossus Foundation) <paul.knowles@humancolossus.org>
- Richard Esplin (Evernym) <richard.esplin@evernym.com>
- Steve McCown (Anonyome Labs) <smccown@anonyome.com>
- George Aristy (SecureKey) <george.aristy@securekey.com>
Welcome / Introductions
Announcements
Related Meetings Review
- Ursa -
- Hashed curve stuff
- Semantics - yesterday's call (03/31) - Notes
- Presentation: Entity and Object Identifiers: Elements, components and characteristics of a decentralised network
- Discussion: DIDs for non-governed objects. Can they have a home under the DID umbrella?
- Presentation: Safe data sharing amidst a global pandemic
- Next meeting: 04/14 (Tuesday)
- DID UX Call - Slack/Mailing list - details in the shared document as well minutes and additional information, currently focus on Purpose Based Services
- F2F Meeting meetup
- SSI in IoT WG
- Indy Contributors - Richard Esplin (Mon) - Notes (Focus on supporting Indy Networks, including troubleshooting a Sovrin issue)
- Identity WG / Identity WG Implementer calls (Wed / Thurs)
- DIF DIDComm WG - Monday's at Noon US/Pacific
Upcoming Releases and Work Updates
- Aries Protocol Test Suite
- No updates this week (contributions welcome)
- No updates this week (contributions welcome)
- Aries Shared:
- indy-vdr (Andrew Whitehead) https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-vdr
- Remaining work: Design doc, FFI, testing, CI / CD
- As an Aries interface becomes standardized, will add that API layer
- Integrating into LibIndy in a separate branch, goal is to release in April/May
- indy-credx / aries-credx
- https://github.com/sovrin-foundation/aries-credx-framework-rs
- https://github.com/andrewwhitehead/indy-credx
- Ran a branch of ACAPy with Aries Credx instead of LibIndy
- Aries-Shared-Util
- Pack / Unpack
- Not started yet
- Aries-KMS
- Mike's presentation in Aries WG A
- Mike and Cam's aries-core-rs → aries-kms-mayaguez
https://github.com/sovrin-foundation/aries-kms-rs - aries-kms-vostok: evolution of the Indy wallet crate as a starting point
- indy-vdr (Andrew Whitehead) https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-vdr
- Aries-CloudAgent-Python (BC Gov)
- Revocation based on anoncreds 1.0 has been merged into master and will be in the next release.
- Because it uses tails files, use case support will be limited - just where the tails file is very small (e.g. 25k credentials)
- Currently testing with mobile agents to give feedback on revocation, tweaking the API to provide controller control over the process.
- Last thing left to add - a tails server
- Adding tracing to enable distribute application (e.g. multiagent agents) debugging
- Revocation based on anoncreds 1.0 has been merged into master and will be in the next release.
- Aries-Framework-Go (Troy) #aries-go
- Issue credential protocol with BDD tests.
- Started work on out-of-band and present proof protocols.
- Aries-SDK-Ruby (Jack)
- Trying to resolve dependabot vulnerabilities in ruby gems used by the aries-sdk-ruby and example Rails projects
- Aries-Framework-DotNet (Tomislav)
- Aries-StaticAgent-Python
- Aries-Toolbox
- Payments admin protocols
- Intended for use with various payment methods
- Initial support for Sovrin test tokens in ACA-Py Plugin
- Updates to Connection and Invitation admin protocols complete
- Payments admin protocols
- Aries-SDK-Java
- Initial PR
- Aries-Framework-JavaScript / Aries-SDK-JavaScript
- Started regular meetings: Framework JS Meetings
- Rich Schemas and W3C Verifiable Credentials (Brent & Ken)
- Ursa
- 0.4.0 scheduled for late March
- Hash to curve
- Updates to AMCL wrapper
- 0.4.0 scheduled for late March
Agenda
- Out-of-Band Rollout (notes) (15 min - Sam)
Issue Credential Continued (30 min - Stephen)- DID Exchange Followup (10 min - Sam)
- Signed Attachments
- Complete/Reuse vs adopted ACKs?
- Issue Game: Can we close this? (15 min)
- Open Discussion / Next Week Topics
Next Week
- Mediator Demo @gnarula (10 min)
Future Topics
- DIF Interop Project - Project is proceeding, connect the communities at IIW
- DKMS status
- Credential Fraud: Example how in ACA-Py to verify same link secret across multiple credentials in presentation
- Schema interop - how to reused schema across different networks Robert Mitwicki(RFC in progress)
- Using WebSocket as a way to communicate back to the mobile/desktop wallet (Agent (services or user) as a proxy for communication between service and digital wallet) Robert Mitwicki
- What's left for DID Exchange protocol?
- Some discussion in: https://github.com/hyperledger/aries-rfcs/pull/366
Action items
Call Recording
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