- From: <public-council@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 01 Sep 2025 15:34:57 +0000
- To: Victor Lu <victorjunlu@gmail.com>, Amir Hameed Mir <amsaalegal@gmail.com>, Muezza Wani <waniiffu535@gmail.com>, Zaid bin Sultan Tramboo <aamirmir001@gmail.com>, Faizan Bashir <faizan.ibn.bashir@gmail.com>
- Cc: public-council@w3.org
With your support, the Universal DID-Native Addressing (UDNA) Community Group has been launched: https://www.w3.org/community/did-native-addr/ This group was originally proposed on 2025-09-01 by Amir Hameed Mir. The following people supported its creation: Victor Lu Amir Hameed Mir Muezza Wani Zaid bin Sultan Tramboo Faizan Bashir To join the group, please use: https://www.w3.org/community/did-native-addr/join Please note that supporting a group is different from joining a group. Supporters must also enroll if they wish to participate. -------------------- The mission of this group is to explore, develop, and promote Universal DID-Native Addressing (UDNA)—a framework that treats decentralized identifiers (DIDs) as first-class network primitives. UDNA enables identity-native communication, privacy-preserving routing, and secure self-sovereign interactions across decentralized systems. Through UDNA, this group aims to unlock secure, decentralized, and privacy-preserving communications at scale, laying the foundation for the next generation of Internet-native identities. Scope: - Defining UDNA specifications for DID-based network addressing. - Developing protocols for secure, verifiable, and rotatable identity resolution. - Exploring integration with existing Internet protocols and decentralized networks. - Enabling zero-trust and capability-based access control models. - Investigating privacy-preserving communication and anti-abuse mechanisms. - Providing reference implementations and interoperability guidance. Expected Outcomes: - A set of specifications and guidelines for UDNA adoption. Reference architectures and implementation examples. - Recommendations for integrating identity-native addressing into decentralized applications and protocols. - A community of researchers, developers, and organizations collaborating on identity-native networking technologies. -------------------- Thank you, W3C Community Development Team
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