A self-sovereign identity management scheme using smart contracts

The existing self-sovereign identity management schemes have some problems, such as weak availability and security risks. To solve these problems, we proposed a cross-domain self-sovereign identity management scheme using smart contracts. This scheme takes into account the entire lifecycle of identity, especially including the cross-domain use and recovery. To preserve the privacy data of users on the blockchain, we proposed a data storage method of anchoring on blockchain. Finally, we implemented this scheme using the Solidity programming language for smart contract. This scheme has been experimentally verified to be capable of maintaining the expenditure of resources under control and having good usability. Compared with other self-sovereign identity management schemes, this scheme has better performance in terms of controllability, security and portability.

Automated summary

A cross-domain self-sovereign identity management scheme using smart contracts was proposed in this study to address issues in existing schemes, with a focus on the entire identity lifecycle and privacy protection on the blockchain. Experimental verification showed that the scheme effectively controlled resource expenditure, had good usability, and outperformed other schemes in terms of controllability, security, and portability.