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Mitigate Threats for Digital Credentials API: Episode II - Attack of...
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Date:
– UTC
Status:
Confirmed
Location:
Marigold
Participants:
Andreas Abraham, Patrick AGOPIAN, Christof Ameye, Lluís Alfons Ariño Martin, Sunpreet Arora, Yann Bouan, Peter Bruhn Andersen, Tim Cappalli, Wei Ding, Nick Doty, Heather Flanagan, Gerardo Pio Giannetta, Gerald Glickman, Sam Goto, Manish Gupta, Lukas.J Han, Bjorn Hjelm, Panche Isajeski, Rew Islam, Joseph Jules, Henna Kapur, Sue Koomen, Jase Kraft, Francesco Leccese, Kyriakos Mandalas, Antonio Minnella, Enrico Morisi, Anthony Nadalin, Malin Norlander, Simone Onofri, Ondřej Pokorný, Hiroyuki Sano, Wendy Seltzer, Amir Sharif, Michael Shea, Riccardo Sirigu, Martin Thomson, Alex van Unen, Benjamin VanderSloot, Nikos Voutsinas, Tara Whalen
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W3C Breakouts Day 2025 (Calendar)

In the first episode we focused on high-level threats related to the Formal Objection received for the addition of the Digital Credentials API.

Considering that the W3C Council has overruled the Formal Objection, the Digital Credentials API is by design strongly linked to its Threat Model.

In this episode, we will therefore focus on a specific model about the step of Presenting Credentials on the Web, asking ourselves: What are we working on? What can go wrong? What are we going to do about it? Did we do a good job?

This breakout is intended to be a collaborative, working session. The focus will be on gaining consensus on threats and mitigations.

Agenda

Chairs:
Simone Onofri

Description:
In the first episode we focused on high-level threats related to the Formal Objection received for the addition of the Digital Credentials API.

Considering that the W3C Council has overruled the Formal Objection, the Digital Credentials API is by design strongly linked to its Threat Model.

In this episode, we will therefore focus on a specific model about the step of Presenting Credentials on the Web, asking ourselves: What are we working on? What can go wrong? What are we going to do about it? Did we do a good job?

This breakout is intended to be a collaborative, working session. The focus will be on gaining consensus on threats and mitigations.

Goal(s):
The focus will be on gaining consensus on the mitigations.

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