Cryptographic identity for AI agents: W3C DIDs, Verifiable Credentials, post-quantum crypto
Cryptographic Identity & Trust Protocol for AI Agents The "SSL certificates" for the AI agent economy. Open-source protocol that gives every AI agent a verifiable, cryptographic identity. AI agents are operating across enterprise systems with zero identity verification. No one can answer: Which agent performed this action? Can we prove compliance to regulators? MCP servers expose powerful tools,…
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Cryptographic Identity & Trust Protocol for AI Agents The "SSL certificates" for the AI agent economy. Open-source protocol that gives every AI agent a verifiable, cryptographic identity. AI agents are operating across enterprise systems with zero identity verification. No one can answer: Which agent performed this action? Can we prove compliance to regulators? MCP servers expose powerful tools, but any agent can call any tool. There's no authentication, no authorization, no audit trail.…
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