Contributing Partners

TUG, SIC

Executive Summary

In a federated identity management scenario, the identity provider (IdP) brokers identity attributes between users and service providers (SPs). These attributes are not encrypted end-to-end during the exchange, which allows the IdP to learn their content.

Contributing Partners

ATOS, GUF, ICERT, SIC, TUG

Executive Summary 

The goal of the CREDENTIAL project is to develop a privacy-preserving data sharing platform (Wallet) with an integrated identity provider (IdP), which can be used to share authorized data without the Wallet learning any of the user’s personal information.

Contributing Partners

AIT, ATOS, GUF, KAU, LISPA, SIC

Executive Summary

The CREDENTIAL Wallet provides a privacy preserving and user-friendly data sharing service by using novel cryptographic algorithms such as proxy re-encryption and malleable signatures. As such, the development of the core Wallet follows a privacy-by-design approach.

Contributing Partners

AIT, ATOS, FOKUS, TUG, SIC, KGH, GUF

Executive Summary

On a high level, the central goal of the CREDENTIAL project is to develop a privacy-preserving data sharing platform (wallet) with integrated identity provider (IdP), which can be used to share authenticated data without the wallet learning any of the user’s personal information.

Contributing Partners

SIC, OTE, TUG, FOKUS, ATOS, AIT, KGH

Executive Summary 

The CREDENTIAL project requires several fundamental cryptographic primitives, algorithms and protocols. Those components are developed and documented within the scope of this deliverable. As the resulting library is used within platform dependent software on client side as well as on server side it was decided to split the library in two components, the Java Library for Cryptographic Primitives and the Android Crypto Library with Key Management Implementation resulting in a modular and efficient framework.

Contributing Partners

AIT, ATOS, FOKUS, TUG, SIC

Executive Summary 

This report documents the first iteration implementation of CREDENTIAL Wallet components. These components provide the core functionalities that enable the integration of the pilot applications and subsequently the piloting phases. The implementation follows the functional design detailed in D5.1.

Contributing Partners

AIT, KGH, TUG

Executive Summary 

Dissemination and communication of project results is essential for CREDENTIAL and it is the mission of the project that all results will be widely communicated and disseminated to the target audience. This deliverable is prepared within tasks T7.3 “Liaison and standardization activities”, T7.5 “External project communication” and T7.6 “Dissemination of foreground knowledge”.

Contributing Partners

AIT, GUF, SIC 

Executive Summary

This report is the first of the two standardization reports planned for the credential project. This report presents the ongoing activities undertaken to diffuse project results into standards. Our main focus is to promote and achieve high impact and visibility of the research outcomes resulting from the project.

Contributing Partners

AIT, KGH, LISPA, ICERT, KAU

Executive Summary 

In this report we explain the personal data acquisition and management within the CREDENTIAL project. We are citing the ethical approvals of the Ethics Committee of the Deggendorf Institute of Technology and the ethical review letter of the credential ethics advisor.

Contributing Partners

AIT, KGH

Executive Summary 

In this document we deal with the ethics requirements of the CREDENTIAL project and specifically with the requirement No.4 (“Copies of approvals for the collection of personal data by the competent University Data Protection Officer/National Data Protection authority must be submitted to the EU by the end of month 6“) and No.