Re: Sirraya One: DID-VC based passwordless Authentication is here

There are two ways to use this platform one is Sirraya Native and other is
External DID, if you hold a valid DID with possession of the key the user
can sign the challenge generated with the private key and if valid it will
lead to authentication with proper jwt web , this whole thing is achieved
without use of password. Hope that clarifies,

Regarding potential use cases that’s what I am here for we have a lot of
use cases where is the user doesn’t want to replace the current web stack
but wants SSI based authentication and authorization so

On Mon, 17 Nov 2025 at 12:22 AM, Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com>
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> so 15. 11. 2025 v 23:21 odesílatel Steven Rowat <steven_rowat@sunshine.net>
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>> On 2025-11-14 11:50 pm, Amir Hameed wrote:
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>> I have a good news, we finally have a production grade DID & VC based
>> passwordless authentication and authorization system which works in a zero
>> trust environment using a challenge response mechanism for authentication
>> and authorisation. SSI is real and it’s working here
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>> Try it : https://one.sirraya.org
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>> I did this, and found it admirably simple to create.
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> It is done by password. But passwords collide.
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>> Leading me to: What's next? Where are you envisioning it will be used?
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>> Any general comments would be helpful.
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>> And, for example, is this a possible use case? :
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>> A publication like "The Atlantic" wishes to publish an article by someone
>> either pseudonymously or anonymously, but also check that the person has
>> some experience in the field they're writing about. I.e., They want to
>> accompany the article with a statement like:
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>> "Author X has published peer-reviewed work in this field in the past."
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>> So The Atlantic also needs to know, first, that this is indeed true.
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>> Can the Sirraya DID facilitate these needs, both for the author's
>> transfer of documents, and for the VCs required to ensure they have the
>> relevant experience?
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>> If so, what do the parties need to do to get such a system underway — the
>> writer of the document, and the publishers of the Atlantic?
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>> Steven Rowat
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