Hello IKP WG,
Hope everyone is doing well!
This is a gentle reminder that the IKP WG call is this week on August 13 from 12:00-13:00 UTC.
The announcements are here:
https://x.com/bgin_global/status/2086420909083230532
(Due to various circumstances, there will be no announcement on LinkedIn this week. My apologies.)
See you all soon
Sogo
Agenda today:
Introductions of new members
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Announcements
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Presentation demos (available)
-my zkp-mage registry of runtimes - trust tasks
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GDC presentations - lets prepare
| # | Session title | WG lead | GDC alignment | Co-organizers (status) |
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| 1 | Vulnerability Handling in the Agentic AI Era | Cyber | Other (AI-era sharing and triage) | BGIN + ISO (primary); exploring ETSI, ENISA, CEN-CENELEC |
| 2 | PQC Migration on DLTs: Crypto Agility, ZKP, and Resource Estimates | IKP | Post-quantum ZKP | BGIN + ISO (candidate); ECDSA.fail community invited |
| 3 | Wallet Security Assurance: ST/PP and FIDO/OpenID/GP | IKP / Cyber | Certifications for digital identity | BGIN + FIDO, OpenID, GlobalPlatform (TBD) |
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Block 15 sessions
1. PQC: resource estimates and autoresearch preparations for competition judging and criteria formation.
2. PQC: crypto agility and the NIST signature migration Crypto agility as a governance property, the NIST PQC signature migration path, and the competitive landscape across Ethereum, Bitcoin, and blockchain ecosystems generally. Held with NIST participation. Together with session 1, this sits at the midpoint of the wider PQC programme arc: after the GDC policy-alignment work in Geneva, before competition guidelines are drafted and published. October is where the evaluation framing gets pressure-tested in public. In all programme materials BGIN remains the neutral, multi-stakeholder evaluation forum; it does not select algorithms and does not run the competition.
3. ZKP and private biometric authentication World Foundation’s biometric ZKP work and the Linux Foundation ZKP working group’s biometric authentication track, brought into one session: what each proof actually proves, where the biometric lives, and what revocation means for a credential bound to something you cannot rotate. A public IKP WG session runs before September as the preparatory step; see the dedicated research pathway post.
4. Proof of personhood: personhood credentials in AI ^ this could be folded into zkp / AI working group sessions.
5. Wallet governance and offline key management Governance models for wallets, custody boundaries, and the offline key management practices that survive both compromise and succession.
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Updates on BGIN IKP partners and community outreach.
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AOB
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ZKP and private biometric authentication
proposed Public meeting:
September - 24th - action item. reply to this thread confirming.
Goal;
20 min presentation from World > introducing the legacy of this work and focus with BGIN to standardise the biometric authentication (auth may be too narrow?)
proof of personhood primitive / evidence authentication
10 mins -content addressing. / attestation of additional information
20 mins - Proof of personhood / separate primitive?
different approaches to proof of personhood based on the substrate (irl events, agents, intuitions, cyberspace)
updates required given the AI agent delegation problems.
etc…
blurb: World Foundation’s biometric ZKP work and the Linux Foundation ZKP working group’s biometric authentication track, brought into one session: what each proof actually proves, where the biometric lives, and what revocation means for a credential bound to something you cannot rotate. A public IKP WG session runs before September as the preparatory step; see the dedicated research pathway post.
I am late. But if still running, where do I find the zoom link ? @Mitchell @SogoHosomi
ok, found it. But too late. Apologies for missing (I was not available before half past the hour but my conflicting meeting ran beyond schedule…)
ahh we just closed the meeting Launch Meeting - Zoom - for future ref