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Issuer creation: The issuer general several pieces of data e.g. base JWT payload, data to make selectively disclosable Generating releasable payloads: For each value: Generate random salt, create JSON text for salt, key and value (which can be any valid JSON structure):

@startuml autoactivate on hide footbox skinparam monochrome true skinparam roundcorner 5 actor User control "Relying Party" as RP boundary "Redirect URI" as Redir boundary "Authorization Endpoint" as AE

OpenID Connect Call - September 20, 2021 W3C Federated Identity CG Call Documenting use cases of what would be considered in-scope Still in initial discussions (e.g. terminology) Some disagreements on where the line for unsanctioned tracking would be drawn Some consequences to the tracking document in the W3C not being updated EIC 2021 Attendee comments

A.K.A. We should stop using "SIOP" as an umbrella term Note: This is meant to be for collaboration on the list of properties referenced in this OpenID issue. If you do not think there is concensus around a change, feel free to use the comment feature in HackMD (by selecting text in the rendered view) to start discussing the topic. Also, please describe changes made to this document while it is being collaborated on to the bulleted list at the bottom. Revisions to this document are tracked and are visible by going to the ellipsis menu (…) on the top right and selecting "Versions and Github Sync" There have been repeated misunderstandings when “SIOP” is used to describe an umbrella feature-set, especially when we are discussing creating subsets and extensions of these features to solve specific problems. This is an attempt to document all the existing properties that people may associate with SIOP today, for the purpose of identifying desirable properties and attempting to break them out as first-class behavioral concepts. The goal would be to eventually have specific feature names in discussions, and that “SIOP” is used exclusively as the name of the existing https://self-issued.me issuer.