Re: Recovery of compromised WebID

Hi Kingsley,

Quoting Kingsley Idehen (2019-03-04 16:58:02)
> On 3/4/19 5:26 AM, Jonas Smedegaard wrote:
> > No self-host-your-WebID turnkey solutions exist yet, to my 
> > knowledge, but if some custom tinkering is acceptable, then in 
> > addition to my own work above you might consider these alternatives: 
> > https://freedombox.org/ and https://internetcu.be/
> 
> 
> Hi Jonas,
> 
> We have implemented the following in our YouID offering:
> 
> 1. X.509 Cert and WebID-Profile doc relations setup for both WebID-TLS 
> and WebID-TLS+Delegation
> 
> 2. Delivered as a hosted App or Browser Extension.
> 
> Thus, if you have a WebDAV- or LDP-compliant data space YouID will 
> assist in the creation of a self-hosted data space for your 
> credentials (i.e., relations in WebID-Profile doc).
> 
> Links:
> 
> 1. https://youtu.be/GkD0RCh9kGs -- screencast demonstrating YouID 
> Browser Extension and the use of a Solid Pod for self-hosting 
> credentials

Yes, I am aware of YouID, but believe it does not (yet) fit my criteria:

When I search (using DuckDuckGo, if that matter) I find 
http://youid.openlinksw.com/ - is that the YouID project homepage?

At that page I see several links to _installing_ the project, but no 
link to getting the _source_ for it.  I guess source is available and 
freely licensed, just not as prominently promoted as usage, right?  Can 
you help point me to its sources?

With those two data points, I am better able to assess if YouID is 
suitable for packaging into Debian, which is one of my criterias.

...and even if unsuitable, or perhaps even not freely licensed, I still 
appreciate its existence - then I just don't find it trustworthy, 
personally :-)


 - Jonas

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