This document defines fundamental terminology for blockchain and distributed ledger technologies. Published in 01-2024; International Standard to be revised by ISO TC 307 WG1.
This document defines a reference architecture for DLT-based decentralized identity systems. This includes: - The lifecycle management of digital identities and associated attributes and credentials in a decentralized identity system including migration of individual digital identities into another system - The lifecycle management of the relevant actors and entities, including digital wallets, within a decentralized identity system - The use of trust anchors through a decentralized identity system - The entire lifecycle management of the decentralized identity system
ISO/DIS 24946 Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies — Requirements and guidance for establishing, improving, preserving, and assessing the privacy capability of DLT systems: The document specifies DLT related requirements for establishing, improving, preserving, and assessing the privacy capability of DLT systems.
This standard will provide the means (e.g., APIs) for a decentralized media rights ecosystem based on widely deployed MPEG technologies (e.g., audio-visual codecs, file formats, streaming protocols, and smart contracts) and non-MPEG technologies (e.g., DLTs, content and creator IDs).
Chair of ISO/TC 307 WG10: Forensics and Evidence
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This project will specify the governance model for DAOs regarding three facets; IN CHAIN FACET: infrastructure level, where DAO membership requires an entity to only run a node of the DLT network (e.g. join a permissioned DLT network). ON CHAIN FACET: transaction and smart contract level, where DAO membership requires an entity to interact with a specific smart contract, or send specific transactions (e.g. register with a particular smart contract). OFF CHAIN FACET: non DLT system level, where DAO membership requires an entity to perform additional non-DLT activities (e.g. protect data privacy). The three facets can be used individually or as a blend in any variation for completeness as the minimum governance.This project will specify the governance model for DAOs regarding three facets; IN CHAIN FACET: infrastructure level, where DAO membership requires an entity to only run a node of the DLT network (e.g. join a permissioned DLT network). ON CHAIN FACET: transaction and smart contract level, where DAO membership requires an entity to interact with a specific smart contract, or send specific transactions (e.g. register with a particular smart contract). OFF CHAIN FACET: non DLT system level, where DAO membership requires an entity to perform additional non-DLT activities (e.g. protect data privacy). The three facets can be used individually or as a blend in any variation for completeness as the minimum governance.