IDStack — The common protocol for document verification built on digital signatures

Lakmal, Chanaka; Dangalla, Sachithra; Herath, Chandu; Wickramarathna, Chamin; Dias, Gihan; Fernando, Shantha

doi:10.1109/nitc.2017.8285654

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“…Similarly, a solution cannot be called interoperable if it only works for a certain collaborative network. In existing systems, there is no common methodology for validating and verifying electronic documents acceptable across multiple domains, as a result, systems are either siloed, fragmented, or limited to collaboration networks [ 3 , 73 ]. SSI on the other hand, is based on open standards and protocols and holds the possibility to be interoperable.…”

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“…In the paper by Lakmal et al [ 3 ], a new approach (IDStack) to document verification using text extraction, digital signatures, and a correlation score for a set of documents is proposed. The IDStack protocol is implemented in a modularized architecture, which has three unique and different modules: a data extraction module, a data validating module, and a score calculating module used by three user roles called extractor, validator, and relying party.…”

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“…The verification, however, has been more challenging than ever, especially in financial services which has a critical business activity rich in documents requiring intensive evaluation [ 2 ]. In addition, the process of examining documents is complex because there is no common methodology for validating and verifying electronic documents [ 3 ]. The solutions available so far are not universally compatible nor acceptable for all purposes [ 4 ].…”

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A Framework for Online Document Verification Using Self-Sovereign Identity Technology

Satybaldy¹,

Subedi²,

Nowostawski³

2022

Sensors

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As the world is gradually moving towards digitization, forgery of vital digital documents has become relatively easy. Therefore, the need for efficient and secure verification and authentication practices of digital documents is also increasing. Self-sovereign identity (SSI) is a set of technologies that build on core concepts in identity management, blockchain technology, and cryptography. SSI enables entities to create fraud-proof verifiable credentials and instantly verify the authenticity of a digital credential. The online document verification solutions must deal with a myriad of issues in regard to privacy and security. Moreover, various challenging and tedious processes have made document verification overly complex and time-consuming which motivated us to conduct this research. This work presents a novel framework for online document verification based on SSI technology. The solution address the complexity and interoperability issues that are present in the current digital document verification systems. We look at a particular use case, i.e., document verification in online loan processing and evaluate how this proposed approach can make an impact on the existing system. Our solution based on SSI standards replaces the intermediary and enables trust between players in the ecosystem. The technology also holds the potential to make the system more efficient, interoperable, and privacy-preserving.

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A Framework for Online Document Verification Using Self-Sovereign Identity Technology

Satybaldy¹,

Subedi²,

Nowostawski³

2022

Sensors

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“…This paper discusses a proposed solution for the above-mentioned problems. ID stack is a technology that uses digital signatures to verify the documents uploaded by the users, and all the documents are provided with some rating-based mechanism through which the authenticity of the document can be measured [3].…”

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Lalwani¹,

Gurbaxani²,

Jagatap³

et al. 2021

ICT With Intelligent Applications

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If anyone wants to adopt a child or a pet, they have to go looking from organization to organization. Also, most adopters are unaware of the organizations and the processes to be carried out to be a legal adopter. Most of them are not aware of the eligibility norms. But even after considering all the valid conditions, the process goes on for a while that makes it tidier to manage. Therefore, we propose a system that effectively manages the data of organizations that facilitate adoption and helps the users search for one. We aim at providing a user-friendly platform for searching organizations for the adoption of human babies, cats, or dogs depending on the respective eligibility criteria provided by the government. The system collects data for the adoptee and government documents for verification from users and searches for the nearby foster homes depending upon the location preferred by the user via a Web-based application. If the users satisfy the eligibility criteria, and if their desired adoptee is available, as a result, the organization details are displayed to the user. A GPS provided in the application will help the user get details of foster homes nearby. The users that are not able to take care of their pets can also get help from the nearest organization. Additionally, a security feature will be provided to keep the user's and the organization's data safe. The entire client's data will be uploaded to a cloud platform in encrypted form for safe, easy, and dynamic access.

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“…Digital signature is one method of file security that can be used to detect unauthorized data modifications and authenticate file ownership identities [2], [3]. In addition, recipients can use digital signatures as evidence to third parties that the signature is in fact, produced by the claimed signatory [4], [5], [6].…”

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Implementation of Huffman Algorithm on Digital Signature to Prove The Ownership Portable Document Format

Akbar¹,

Gunawan²,

Setiawan³

2020

Selected Papers From the 1st International Conference on Islam, Science and Technology, ICONISTECH-1 2019, 11-12 July 2019, Ban

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IDStack — The common protocol for document verification built on digital signatures

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A Framework for Online Document Verification Using Self-Sovereign Identity Technology

A Framework for Online Document Verification Using Self-Sovereign Identity Technology

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Implementation of Huffman Algorithm on Digital Signature to Prove The Ownership Portable Document Format

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