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| Source |  AlienVault Lab Blog |
|---|---|
| Identifiant | 8445587 |
| Date de publication | 2024-02-01 11:00:00 (vue: 2024-02-01 15:07:45) |
| Titre | Identité auto-souveraine: De quelle vie est-ce de toute façon? Self-sovereign identities: Whose life is it anyway? |
| Texte | The content of this post is solely the responsibility of the author. AT&T does not adopt or endorse any of the views, positions, or information provided by the author in this article. In 2023, the unfettered expansion and acceleration of internet technologies crashed headlong into the generative abilities of AI, leaving people struggling with the concept of what reality is now. Can we trust what we see and hear on social media? Is the image of the person you are looking at a real person? Most importantly, after all those times you have logged into websites using a password and maybe even a phone-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) code, do you know if you are keeping yourself and your information safe? Self-sovereign identity was the topic for discussion with Paul Fisher, Lead Analyst at KuppingerCole, Ward Duchamps, Director of Strategy & Innovation at Thales, and myself, host Steve Prentice, on the Security Sessions Podcast, Self-Sovereign Identities: Whose Life is it Anyway? We explored the idea that personal identity is a crucial part of your existence, but more often than not, we give much of it away or at least use it as payment for access to some highly desired service like TikTok, LinkedIn, or Google. All these services, which appear free, are purely a trade: their engaging content for your data. We have commoditized ourselves through our fascination with everything the internet can deliver. Control over the movement and storage of data Some countries have worked hard to establish controls over the movement and storage of personal information. Perhaps the most famous of these remains Europe’s GDPR. There are others, of course, but they are frequently countered by divisive issues ranging from defending personal freedom through to political agendas. There is no global protection for personal identities. Added to this mess is the fact that consumers find password management tedious and tend to believe any data breach involving their identity will quickly blow over, and life will just go on. It might be time for people to take greater responsibility for their identities – owning and sharing, but in a manner that doesn’t give it all away, retaining control over it while also removing the need to have dozens or hundreds of passwords, basically, creating an identity system for this new century. When people first talk about moving beyond typed passwords, the first thing that often comes to mind is biometrics, like retinal scans, palm scans, and the type of facial recognition technology that allows us all to unlock our phones simply by looking at the camera. But these simple biometric techniques tend to work just like passwords in that they are presented as tokens that open a door somewhere. They are ideally better than text-based passwords since the owner of the face or fingerprint needs to be present to push through the transaction, but they are still static identifiers. There needs to be something more – something deeper, more complex, and most importantly, something that remains solely with its owner, from which selected parts may be produced as needed, without giving everything away to an organization that keeps it all forever. We never needed a wallet inspector to buy a coffee On our podcast, Ward Duchamps analogized this to a physical wallet or purse. A wallet is a physical holder into which you add credit cards, loyalty cards, a driver’s license, health card, paper money, and more. When you go to make a purch |
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