Thailand Post Just Launched Verifiable Credentials. This Is What National Adoption Looks Like.
A national postal service just started issuing verifiable credentials to the public. Not a pilot. Not a roadmap slide. A live service, in citizens’ hands,
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Canvas Breach: 8,809 Schools, One Vendor, 275 Million Records, and One Very Angry Founder
I got a phishing call from someone pretending to be the Federal Police, then opened up the news to see 275 million student records stolen from Canvas. When do we get pissed off enough to stop centralising sensitive documents?
Seven Things That Make Self-Sovereign Identity Different
Self-sovereign identity is not a marketing term. It is a fundamentally different approach to how personal data is stored, controlled, and shared. Here are seven things that set it apart.
I Hate Digital ID, So We Built the Version That Doesn’t Suck
By Rohan Le Page Let me say the quiet part out loud. I hate Digital ID. Not the idea of verifying something online, but the
Case Study: Why Self Sovereign Identity Matters in Emerging Markets
A case study from Southeast Asia, ShareRing, and Transformational Emerging markets across Southeast Asia are undergoing rapid digital transformation. Governments, enterprises, and platforms are digitising
Fortifying the Front Lines: How Our Decentralized Identity and Zero-Knowledge Principles Prevent Insider Breaches
April was a whirlwind month for the ShareRing crew. From a streamlined mobile experience to a brand-new cross-chain integration, we kept shipping—and you kept the feedback coming. Catch every highlight below.