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JSON Web Tokens [[RFC7519]] secured using JSON Web Signatures [[RFC7515]]
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</ li >
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< li >
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- Linked Data Proofs [[?LD-PROOFS ]]
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+ Data Integrity Proofs [[?DATA-INTEGRITY ]]
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</ li >
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Camenisch-Lysyanskaya Zero-Knowledge Proofs [[?CL-SIGNATURES]].
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Implementers that are interested in understanding more about the
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< code > proof</ code > mechanism used above can learn more in Section < a
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href ="#proofs-signatures "> </ a > and by reading the following specifications:
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- Linked Data Proofs [[?LD-PROOFS ]], Linked Data Cryptographic Suites
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- Registry[[?LDP-REGISTRY]], and JSON Web Signature (JWS) Unencoded Payload Option
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+ Data Integrity [[?DATA-INTEGRITY ]], Linked Data Cryptographic Suites
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+ Registry [[?LDP-REGISTRY]], and JSON Web Signature (JWS) Unencoded Payload Option
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[[RFC7797]]. A list of proof mechanisms is available in the Verifiable
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Credentials Extension Registry [[VC-EXTENSION-REGISTRY]].
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</ p >
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expression of this data model, such as a JSON Web Token, which is elaborated on
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in Section < a href ="#json-web-token "> </ a > . An < dfn > embedded proof</ dfn > is a
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mechanism where the proof is included in the data, such as a Linked Data
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- Signature, which is elaborated upon in Section < a href ="#linked- data-proofs "> </ a > .
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+ Signature, which is elaborated upon in Section < a href ="#data-integrity -proofs "> </ a > .
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</ p >
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< p >
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proof mechanisms, and this specification does not standardize nor recommend any
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single proof mechanism for use with < a > verifiable credentials</ a > . For more
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information about the < code > proof</ code > mechanism, see the following
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- specifications: Linked Data Proofs [[?LD-PROOFS ]], Linked Data Cryptographic
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+ specifications: Data Integrity [[?DATA-INTEGRITY ]], Linked Data Cryptographic
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Suites Registries [[?LDP-REGISTRY]], and JSON Web Signature (JWS) Unencoded
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Payload Option [[RFC7797]]. A list of proof mechanisms is available in the
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Verifiable Credentials Extension Registry [[VC-EXTENSION-REGISTRY]].
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The contents of the < code > verifiableCredential</ code > < a > property</ a > shown
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above are < a > verifiable credentials</ a > , as described by this specification. The
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contents of the < code > proof</ code > < a > property</ a > are proofs, as described by
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- the Linked Data Proofs [[?LD-PROOFS ]] specification. An example of a
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+ the Data Integrity [[?DATA-INTEGRITY ]] specification. An example of a
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< a > verifiable presentation</ a > using the JWT proof mechanism is given in section
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< a href ="#json-web-token "> </ a > .
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</ p >
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</ li >
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Support multiple types of cryptographic proof formats through the use of
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- Linked Data Proofs [[?LD-PROOFS ]] and a variety of signature suites listed
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- in the Linked Data Cryptographic Suites Registry [[?LDP-REGISTRY]]
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+ Data Integrity Proofs [[?DATA-INTEGRITY ]] and a variety of signature suites
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+ listed in the Linked Data Cryptographic Suites Registry [[?LDP-REGISTRY]]
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</ li >
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Provide all of the extensibility mechanisms outlined above in a data format that
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< ul >
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< li > Section < a href ="#json-web-token "> </ a > , and</ li >
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- < li > Section < a href ="#linked- data-proofs "> </ a > .</ li >
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+ < li > Section < a href ="#data-integrity -proofs "> </ a > .</ li >
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</ ul >
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< section >
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</ section >
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< section >
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- < h4 > Linked Data Proofs</ h4 >
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+ < h4 > Data Integrity Proofs</ h4 >
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< p >
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This specification utilizes Linked Data to publish information on the Web
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other related information can be easily discovered and new information can be
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easily merged into the existing graph of knowledge. Linked Data is
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extensible in a decentralized way, greatly reducing barriers to large scale
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- integration. The data model in this specification works well with the
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- < a href ="https://w3c-ccg.github.io/ld-proofs / "> Linked Data Proofs </ a > and
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+ integration. The data model in this specification works well with
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+ < a href ="https://w3c-ccg.github.io/data-integrity-spec / "> Data Integrity </ a > and
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the associated < a
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href ="https://w3c-ccg.github.io/ld-cryptosuite-registry/ "> Linked Data
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Cryptographic Suites</ a >
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< p >
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Unlike the use of JSON Web Token, no extra pre- or post-processing is necessary.
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- The Linked Data Proofs format was designed to simply and easily protect
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+ The Data Integrity Proofs format was designed to simply and easily protect
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< a > verifiable credentials</ a > and < a > verifiable presentations</ a > . Protecting
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a < a > verifiable credential</ a > or < a > verifiable presentation</ a > is as simple
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as passing a valid example in this specification to a Linked Data Signatures
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