Bundle D · Identity & IAM
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🗺 DID Router / Identity Layer decentralized identifier resolution · offline-first · no central registry

The DID Router resolves Sovereign DIDs locally — no DNS, no blockchain call, no HTTPS lookup. Each DID maps to a public key and policy table. Resolution works offline. Multiple DID methods supported: sovereign:, key:, web: (local only).

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⛓ Ed25519 / AES-GCM Identity Chain zero tracking · no server · chain verification · offline-first auth

The identity chain links each authentication event with a hash-chain. Every login, token issuance, and revocation is an immutable entry. The chain can be verified end-to-end, exported, and replayed.

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Chain Integrity
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🔷 Shamir Key Recovery GF(256) · 3-of-5 · no third party · self-hosted

For IAM systems, Shamir 3-of-5 means no single administrator or HSM vendor can unilaterally recover the master key. Three of five custodians (e.g. CISO + two VPs) must cooperate. Eliminates single points of failure that regulators flag as risks.

📋 Policy-Based Access + Revocation attribute-based · time-bound · instantly revocable · no token persistence
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Access Check
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⭐ TruthRank Reputation Engine verifiable on-chain reputation · karma scoring · badge system · anti-Sybil

TruthRank assigns a reputation score to each DID based on verified actions, peer attestations, and historical behavior. Unlike centralized reputation, each score update is hash-committed — tamper-evident. Badges are non-transferable and decay on inactivity.

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✓ Bundle D Verification Report all 5 IAM components · cross-component integrity
DID RouterNot verifiedPEND
Identity ChainNot verifiedPEND
Shamir Key RecoveryNot verifiedPEND
Policy EngineNot verifiedPEND
TruthRank ReputationNot verifiedPEND