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Auth0 <a href="https://u20870947.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn&#61;XK7Nq-2Bc-2FTA57x7ltSf7ILyNEXAEKyRQa7hA3A2YHZpAmxnWWfXYyN2cKEnWS9T-2FIepeCXSo24dOZzFVvPGI7Q1-2FH8xz5y5oeSbEkpB5JPjWOj5VQLH6AiAV3nMn47SOA3cuRTAZk62ra58puW38kmbPjUKtgfo5bkPjFmILVzyqh3WAzEIxr4MLsWfnRauVned8g_r2f1frpV1Uqxrwkcbdz82b61omnV941wE3ebHblAxkhj7o8kjJSuqdeCV96iesr5569nfzXLyLZtxw-2F2URwBQ1807w-2F8hHkycphAtw03zb1eG0jNK-2FJoVvVphNdWvPhq5tZmBD-2FnuedwJp4DAc1HBivAEaT3bzuriuYo74uG8vszPAP6lOoxeWxOTYmwxN47lnFRbyj9c0ue4b-2FYJyiq0Nlh2QQ1eAqfmmbjs62h-2FlvV6JWvlhrBiLH-2FGqQq25J-2Bb7-2BzDhQv8F3n8lHmy9wZLZL9vOkpJhI57Tjjp4rGT7D51cqWDaE2Qo1KThOVHf4jrvm2N294gHZ2RVwqnfW3jMhdhkvIMBepkdsasXjU7shgHODwfQDhxtWufLmJf-2F39GcVq0EljuFpx6ti-2FqOQAXfPRUd74uRoSvBM46JbdI-2BvYlKdSnrqHcmWt8Sbkq3jH-2FvHzD2grWCjg1araUX-2FdPHs1VtJljUnLCQZgz559xuFlIe9HCde7ADZq2f7rZP4r3DJPzF5lJ2UFsVc3QU2gEo6tpf494TpWI0n80Q606ob1J2El-2BmAeIXo-2FN9wBxICvb9tK66h65m6uwNGhFDBd97fvaHCx-2FhsZynGjxfWtABlYl9r1I0AsJvf4b4J-2Fjh63TuWE-2BVlUKs-2B9mpRcmxrGrZgCZooDQQH5zlLbxQQOTRLvBHUzkZGnwbWJ42qfDr2cF-2B-2F-2Ffz99nYAzPpvvGhL-2F0YfKx1MFtRxbd-2BlSSjdHPRliH75rS4lU30hObJnTYkwq6z8IRNFBZUGpTbLdb4etL4AmyG7PyZpDsqGfLzetCBXcomSYG0bcI2y9UeW8XomlwXDti2bcgTu4C1VbTq1yzwvPAq4eLCj5T2gL0mkcjnVRcmWVn0aOpEJSvMX9MQJR3x3PUIQGNTtCdmLfbxnPTn-2F3yWGOAItztSDlXhAHqUQshKnjy3GOZqqld-2BwObMAofV52RXHiSYGruLMiJLAuuMKBahModNhsQPYJBRdRsswLRah5fTUrjOPUVc9EBEh4" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">announced</a> a new Web3 category in their marketplace to bridge the Web2 and Web3 worlds. <a href="https://u20870947.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn&#61;XK7Nq-2Bc-2FTA57x7ltSf7ILytwaACL9eC1tpUYbKqSnGON9BsN-2F2itsw18wjQ2fYQw5tCPpdFCdGPP1GqCdqxcdTv6pianMzuWQviH0RdwVZVUgdsKAf4MCww7anu6Gt65HrPMudAcw4P7Ntd-2BSp7p8ej4COYjkJzjS8PPfn13s1PVbWUyZNVqn-2BVA-2B2jNS4gie0MWvkptsrttMobK98PS5g-3D-3D3qh2_r2f1frpV1Uqxrwkcbdz82b61omnV941wE3ebHblAxkhj7o8kjJSuqdeCV96iesr5569nfzXLyLZtxw-2F2URwBQ1807w-2F8hHkycphAtw03zb1eG0jNK-2FJoVvVphNdWvPhq5tZmBD-2FnuedwJp4DAc1HBivAEaT3bzuriuYo74uG8vszPAP6lOoxeWxOTYmwxN47lnFRbyj9c0ue4b-2FYJyiq0Nlh2QQ1eAqfmmbjs62h-2FlvV6JWvlhrBiLH-2FGqQq25J-2Bb7-2BzDhQv8F3n8lHmy9wZLZL9vOkpJhI57Tjjp4rGT7D51cqWDaE2Qo1KThOVHf4jrvm2N294gHZ2RVwqnfW3jMhdhkvIMBepkdsasXjU7shgHODwfQDhxtWufLmJf-2F39GcVq0EljuFpx6ti-2FqOQAXfPRUd74uRoSvBM46JbdI-2BvYlKdSnrqHcmWt8Sbkq3jH-2FvHzD2grWCjg1araUX-2FdPHs1VtJljUnLCQZgz559xuFlIe9HCde7ADZq2f7rZP4r3DJPzF5lJ2UFsVc3QU2gEo6tpf494TpWI0n80Q606ob1J2El-2BmAeIXo-2FN9wBxICvb9tK66h65m6uwNGhFDBd97fvaHCx-2FhsZynGjxfWtABlYl9r1I0AsJvf4b4J-2Fjh63TuWE-2BVlUKs-2B9mpRcmxrGrZgCZooDQQH5zlLbxQQOTRLvBHUzkZGnwbWJ42qfDr2cF-2B-2F-2Ffz99nYAzPpvvGhL-2F0YfKx1MFtRxbd-2BlSSjdHPRliH75rS4lU30hObJnTYkwq6z8IRNFBZUGpTbLdb4etL4AmyG7PyZpDsqGfLzetCBXcomSYG0bcI2y9UeW8XomliboZa6A-2FQQdYE6P29HaySh4SR0X8k-2FGp7s2Jp2w3xzgEc1QjdWBpQevAxpRkNkyAaVCDeMywDqct58-2FZgKeKJMyxRZPN16AsHFqpUyQxNFDev3rYKnzjv8a26tEC62LKPxbojxlfFfWNX-2FtfgrCrcl-2BDXeuUTjlXaL-2Fa0ohKWkzmD2v9IZYjR-2BSHWcXaXkU1" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Dock</a> is one of the launch partners of this Web3 initiative, as Auth0 considers Verifiable Credentials (VCs) and Decentralized Identifiers (DIDs) as some of the building blocks of decentralized identity.The integration with Dock allows Auth0&#39;s clients to quickly implement Decentralized Identifiers into their sign-in flows, enabling privacy-preserving user verification for Web3.<a href="https://certs.dock.io" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Create a DID on the Dock Blockchain and issue a VC - for free!</a><h2 id="header-0">An exciting future</h2>We&#39;re incredibly excited about this partnership with Auth0 and the possibility of bringing Web3 technology to the millions of users currently served by Auth0&#39;s technology.If you&#39;d like to know more, check out this <a href="https://u20870947.ct.sendgrid.net/ls/click?upn&#61;XK7Nq-2Bc-2FTA57x7ltSf7IL8VAqGRZgHcgeBEAWAFj1Oq2d5drECQBjtDcvpCSWNm6xoi6sVz-2Bopy8ue4eMiPN9SpgFDferoFaEGUtJahBUc-2FMqciXZkaftQv8f0kGY5p79NpZBBmCmU8D5Nqw5U9MnhrA1LxxPs2I4TLb3H4Oeng-3D2TpX_r2f1frpV1Uqxrwkcbdz82b61omnV941wE3ebHblAxkhj7o8kjJSuqdeCV96iesr5569nfzXLyLZtxw-2F2URwBQ1807w-2F8hHkycphAtw03zb1eG0jNK-2FJoVvVphNdWvPhq5tZmBD-2FnuedwJp4DAc1HBivAEaT3bzuriuYo74uG8vszPAP6lOoxeWxOTYmwxN47lnFRbyj9c0ue4b-2FYJyiq0Nlh2QQ1eAqfmmbjs62h-2FlvV6JWvlhrBiLH-2FGqQq25J-2Bb7-2BzDhQv8F3n8lHmy9wZLZL9vOkpJhI57Tjjp4rGT7D51cqWDaE2Qo1KThOVHf4jrvm2N294gHZ2RVwqnfW3jMhdhkvIMBepkdsasXjU7shgHODwfQDhxtWufLmJf-2F39GcVq0EljuFpx6ti-2FqOQAXfPRUd74uRoSvBM46JbdI-2BvYlKdSnrqHcmWt8Sbkq3jH-2FvHzD2grWCjg1araUX-2FdPHs1VtJljUnLCQZgz559xuFlIe9HCde7ADZq2f7rZP4r3DJPzF5lJ2UFsVc3QU2gEo6tpf494TpWI0n80Q606ob1J2El-2BmAeIXo-2FN9wBxICvb9tK66h65m6uwNGhFDBd97fvaHCx-2FhsZynGjxfWtABlYl9r1I0AsJvf4b4J-2Fjh63TuWE-2BVlUKs-2B9mpRcmxrGrZgCZooDQQH5zlLbxQQOTRLvBHUzkZGnwbWJ42qfDr2cF-2B-2F-2Ffz99nYAzPpvvGhL-2F0YfKx1MFtRxbd-2BlSSjdHPRliH75rS4lU30hObJnTYkwq6z8IRNFBZUGpTbLdb4etL4AmyG7PyZpDsqGfLzetCBXcomSYG0bcI2y9UeW8XomlvyZiUkG9G9jgb3jWmnkqvXSL8rBELRsJDejT1vwBAcvWvRFWVJdu9KTmgxVUwPveNODVVmsVT7Ls-2BLWf71STpGr9OgFfKkfC1z7gaLwfLHSneBs1jXUjKCo1rPePRli2nr3rHclmzJaX2OukXOlMhE7frGpQSJwJDuK4ytxatQlFV70c5uxSTE-2FnsUjAGsMf" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">podcast episode</a> we did with Damian Schenkelman and Sam Frank from the Auth0Lab team.<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/srd-optimized-uploads/2542f43cb1d94c8382f56140b1f8cca1.png" /><h2 id="header-1">How are DIDs used for sign-in?</h2>Each DID can have one (or many) public-private cryptographic key pairs. Users who click the Sign-In button on a website will see a QR Code to scan with their Digital Identity Wallet app. The user selects what DID to use, and the DID&#39;s private key digitally signs a Verifiable Credential, proving the user controls the DID. The VC is sent to the website, which verifies that the credential was indeed cryptographically signed by the correct user and grants the user access.<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/srd-optimized-uploads/e60f7e546ebe463bb52c76fa5165080e.jpg" />This Verifiable Credential contains:<ul><li>Any data the organization requests from the end-user during the sign-in process (i.e., name, email address, etc.)</li><li>A challenge (a unique, one-time use identifier provided by the auth server to prevent the credential from being used more than once)</li><li>Expiration for the Credential</li><li>A cryptographic hash that ensures that the Credential wasn&#39;t modified since it was created and signed.</li></ul><a href="https://certs.dock.io" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Create a DID on the Dock Blockchain and issue a VC - for free!</a><h2 id="header-2"></h2><h2 id="header-3">Why Verifiable Credentials and DIDs? Privacy.</h2>Web3 introduced the ability to sign-in using cryptocurrency wallets. But with crypto wallets, all the user data that a developer can request and verify is on the blockchain, limiting the types of data that can be verified.What if you need to verify users&#39; private data?No one wants their private personal data on an immutable public database.Verifiable Credentials and DIDs enable Privacy-Preserving Attestations.In order words, they allow people to prove things about themselves while retaining privacy over their data.The Verifiable Credential - like a Student ID card - is stored in a wallet app on your device, not the blockchain.When you present the Credential for verification, you can present only parts of it (Selective Disclosure) or even prove something without disclosing the data that backs up the proof (Zero-Knowledge Proofs).<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/srd-optimized-uploads/ea49d150ff844d73ab34b0c63750f494.png" />Here is an example of presenting a Verifiable Credential using Selective Disclosure. Users can present only one attribute from their Student ID cards, like their University&#39;s name, without sharing other information.DIDs take privacy even further by preventing data tracking and correlation.Here&#39;s how DIDs work:A DID is an identifying address on the blockchain. People and organisations can have DIDs.<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/srd-optimized-uploads/348436ececed46cab9ee8afd18760cc7.jpg" />The University that issues you the Student ID card will use their DID&#39;s private key to sign the Verifiable Credential, attesting that they issued it.  The DID&#39;s corresponding public key will be on the blockchain, meaning anyone can inspect it to verify if that University issued the Student ID card.How do DIDs prevent tracking and correlation?You can create as many DIDs as you want, even one for each of your different digital relationships.You can associate the Student ID card credential to a DID you only use for University purposes. You can then have another DID for online gaming and another for interactions with the government, etc.<img src="https://academy-public.coinmarketcap.com/srd-optimized-uploads/259f6f0c6f4343249a1bf779cefe9b7b.png" /><a href="https://certs.dock.io" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Create a DID on the Dock Blockchain and issue a VC - for free!</a><h3 id=""></h3><h3 id="learn-more">Learn More</h3><ul><li><a href="https://dock.io/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Dock</a></li><li><a href="https://www.dock.io/post/self-sovereign-identity" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Self-Sovereign Identity</a></li><li><a href="https://www.dock.io/post/decentralized-identity" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Decentralized Identity</a></li><li><a href="https://www.dock.io/post/verifiable-credentials" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Verifiable Credentials</a></li><li><a href="https://www.dock.io/post/blockchain-identity-management" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">Blockchain Identity Management</a></li><li><a href="https://www.dock.io/post/what-are-digital-credentials" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">What are Digital Credentials?</a></li></ul>

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