overview-and-context

Overview and context

Key	Type	Form	ToIP_Fkey	Philvid_Fkey	Term	text	link	Philvid_start	level	Cat_PTEL	Cat_IPEX	Cat_OOBI	Cat_CESR	Cat_ACDC	Cat_KERI	Cat_SAID	Cat_GLEIF	Shortened version	@dropdown	Shortened version static copy
1	K	n	ACDC		ACDC	type of data as issuance concretely defined by the authentic-chained-data-container specification	Link	Link	3				#REF!	1				#NAME?		Data type defined by Authentic Chained Data Container Spec.
2	K	n	ADC		ADC	an authentic data container conveys data that allows the authenticity of its content to be proved.	Link	Link	3				#REF!	1						An authentic data container proves the authenticity of its content.
3	S	n	AID		AID	an identifier that is self-certifying and self-sovereign.	Link	Link	3				#REF!	1		1				A self-certifying and self-sovereign identifier.
4	S	n	AN		AN	a namespace that is truly self-sovereign.	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					A self-sovereign namespace.
5	K	r	APC		APC	authentic provenance chain; evidence of data to be verfiably tracked back to its origin	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Verified provenance chain; evidence of data can be tracked back to its origin.
6	K	r	BADA		BADA	best available data acceptance, mechanism that provides a degree of replay attack protection	Link	Link	3			1	#REF!							best data acceptance mechanism with replay attack protection.
7	G	n	BFT		BFT	Byzantine Fault Tollerance	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Byzantine Fault Tolerance
8	K	n	CESR		CESR	composable event streaming representation	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Event streaming representation
9	G	n	CT		CT	certificate transparency; internet security standard for digital certificates	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Certificate Transparency is an internet security standard for digital certificates.
10	G	n	DAG		DAG	directed acyclic graph, mathematical construct, no cycles in it	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Directed acyclic graph is a mathematical construct without any cycles.
11	K	n	DEL		DEL	duplicitous event log	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Event log
12	G	n	DHT		DHT	distributed hash table	Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					distributed hash table
13	S	n	DKMI		DKMI	decentralized key management infrastructure; ensure no single third-party can compromise the integrity and security of a system	Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					decentralized key management system; prevents any single third-party from compromising system integrity and security.
14	S	n	DPKI		DPKI	decentralized public key infrastructure; ensure no single third-party can compromise the integrity and security of a system	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Decentralized PKI; guarantee no third-party compromise system integrity and security.
15	G	n	GPG		GPG	Gnu Privacy Guard, a free-software replacement for Symantec's PGP cryptographic software suite	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Gnu Privacy Guard is a free-software alternative to Symantec's PGP suite.
16	G	n	I-O		I-O	Input / Output	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Input/Output
17	G	n	IANA		IANA	Internet assigned numbers authority; oversees the allocation of IP addresses to internet service providers (ISPs)	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) oversees IP address allocation to ISPs.
18	K	r	IPEX		IPEX	issuance and presentation exchange protocol; mechanism for the issuance and presentation of ACDCs	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!		1					ACDC issuance and presentation protocol; mechanism for issuing and presenting ACDCs.
19	G	r	JOSE		JOSE	Javascript object signing and encryption; method to securely transfer claims between parties	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					JavaScript object signing and encryption is a secure method for transferring claims between parties.
20	K	n	KA2CE		KA2CE	KERI agreement algorithm for control establishment	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					KERI control establishment algorithm
21	K	n	KAACE		KAACE	KERI agreement algorithm for control establishment	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					KERI control establishment algorithm
22	K	n	KEL		KEL	Key Event Log	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Event Log
23	K	n	KERI		KERI	Key Event Receipt Infrastructure	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Receipt Infrastructure
24	K	n	KERL		KERL	Key Event Receipt Log	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Event Receipt Log
25	K	n	KID		KID	KERI improvement doc	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Keri Improvement Document
26	G	n	LoA		LoA	any time a judgement is not a binary Yes or No, you have levels of assurance	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Whenever a judgement is not simply a "Yes" or "No," there are varying levels of assurance.
27	G	n	LoC		LoC	Locus of Control	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Locus of Control refers to the extent to which individuals believe they have control over events in their lives.
28	G	n	NFT		NFT	Non-fungible token	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Non-fungible token
29	K	v	OOBI		OOBI	Out of band introduction	Link	Link	3			1	#REF!							Introduction
30	G	r	P2P		P2P	Peer to peer	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Peer-to-peer
31	G	r	PGP		PGP	Pretty Good Privacy	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Pretty Good Privacy (PGP)
32	G	n	PKI		PKI	Public Key Infrastructure	Link	Link	2				#REF!	1	1	1				Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
33	K	n	PTEL		PTEL	is a public transaction event log that can be used to securely track state anchored to a KEL	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!							is a secure public event log for tracking state anchored to a KEL.
34	K	n	SAD		SAD	Self-Adressing Data	Link	Link	3				#REF!	1						Self-Addressing Data.
35	K	n	SAID		SAID	Self-Adressing Identifier	Link	Link	3				#REF!	1		1				Self-Addressing Identifier
36	G	n	SATP		SATP	secure asset transfer protocol; IETF protocol (and working group) in the making (as of mid 2022) for moving assets between blockchains	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Secure asset transfer protocol: IETF protocol (and working group) currently being developed (mid-2022) to transfer assets between blockchains.
37	S	v	SCID		SCID	Self-Certifying Identifier, cryptographically binds an identifier to a public and private key pair.	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					A Self-Certifying Identifier cryptographically binds an identifier to a key pair.
38	S	r	SSI		SSI	Self-Sovereign Identity	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1	1		1			Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI)
39	G	n	TCP		TCP	transmission control protocol, one of the main protocols of the Internet protocol suite.	Link	Link	2			1	#REF!	1	1					Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a key protocol in the Internet protocol suite.
40	K	n	TEL		TEL	provides a cryptographic proof of registry state by reference to the corresponding controlling KEL.	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!	1	1					provides cryptographic proof of registry state via the corresponding controlling KEL.
41	G	r	UI		UI	the space where interactions between humans and machines occur.	Link	Link	1	1	1	1	#REF!	1	1	1	1			The area where humans and machines interact.
42	G	n	URL		URL	uniform resource locator or 'web address', is a reference to a web resource that specifies its location on a computer network	Link	Link	1	1	1	1	#REF!	1	1	1	1			A URL, known as a web address, is a reference to a web resource that specifies its location on a computer network.
43	K	n	VC-TEL		VC-TEL	virtual credential transaction event log	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!							Virtual credential transaction log
44	G	n	VC		VC	virtual credential	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1			1			Virtual credential
45	G	n	VDS		VDS	verifiable data structure	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Verifiable data structure.
46	G	v	agency		agency	a service that a representative for an identity (agent) offers	Link	Link	2				#REF!	1		1	1			A service offered by an identity representative (agent).
47	K	v	ambient-verifiability		ambient-verifiability	Verifiable by anyone, anywhere, at anytime.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Verifiable by anyone, anywhere, at any time.
48	G	n	append-only-event-logs		append-only-event-logs	is a property of computer data storage such that new data can be appended to the storage, but where existing data is immutable	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Mutable data storage allows new data to be added, but existing data cannot be changed.
49	K	n	authentic-chained-data-container		authentic-chained-data-container	data structure that proves digital data consistency and authenticity in one go test 1	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A data structure that ensures both the consistency and authenticity of digital data.
50	K	n	authentic-data-container		authentic-data-container	data structure that proves digital data consistency and authenticity in one go test 2	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A data structure that ensures both the consistency and authenticity of digital data.
51	K	v	authentic-provenance-chain		authentic-provenance-chain	evidence of data to be tracked back to its origin in an verifiable way	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Evidence of data can be tracked back to its origin in a verifiable manner.
52	G	a	authenticity		authenticity	the quality of having an objectively verifiable origin	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The quality of having an objectively verifiable origin.
53	G	n	autonomic-computing-systems		autonomic-computing-systems	self-managing computing systems using algorithmic governance	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Self-managing computing systems with algorithmic governance.
54	S	n	autonomic-identity-system		autonomic-identity-system	identity systems where you can verify (establishment of) the authenticity all the way back to the root-of-trust	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Identity systems can verify authenticity all the way back to the root of trust.
55	S	n	autonomic-namespace		autonomic-namespace	namespace that is self-certifying and hence self-administrating, is truly self-sovereign	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A self-certifying and self-administrating namespace is truly self-sovereign.
56	K	n	best-available-data-acceptance-mechanism		best-available-data-acceptance-mechanism	BADA, mechanism that provides a degree of replay attack protection	Link	Link	3				#REF!							BADA is a mechanism that offers replay attack protection.
57	S	v	binding		binding	the association of data or an identifier with another identifier or a subject (a person, organization or machine)	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Associating data or an identifier with another identifier or subject (person, organization, or machine).
58	G	r	byzantine-agreement		byzantine-agreement	is Byzantine fault tolerance of distributed computing system coming to consensus despite arbitrary behavior from a fraction of the network	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Byzantine fault tolerance allows distributed computing systems to reach consensus despite arbitrary behavior from some network participants.
59	G	n	byzantine-fault-tolerance		byzantine-fault-tolerance	is a condition of a (distributed) computer system, where components may fail and there is imperfect information on whether a component has failed	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Distributed computer systems can experience failures and uncertainty regarding component statuses.
60	G	n	certificate-transparency		certificate-transparency	internet security standard and framework for digital certificates	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Internet security standard and framework for digital certificates.
61	K	n	cesr-proof-signatures		cesr-proof-signatures	An extension to CESR that provides signature attachments	Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
62	G	v	chain-of-custody		chain-of-custody	legal chronological documentation or paper trail that records the sequence of custody of materials	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A legal record that documents the sequence of material custody.
63	G	v	claim		claim	assertion of the truth of something, typically one which is disputed or in doubt	Link	Link	1				#REF!							assertion of disputed or doubtful truth.
64	K	n	composable-event-streaming-representation		composable-event-streaming-representation	Also 'CESR'. An encoding scheme of interchangeable textual and binary streaming applications of attached crypto material.	Link	Link	3				#REF!					#NAME?		NO INPUT
65	G	v	consensus-mechanism		consensus-mechanism	How groups of entitities come to decisions.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
66	G	n	content-addressable-hash		content-addressable-hash	Finding content by a hash of this content, generated by a one-way hash function applied to the content.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
67	S	r	control-authority		control-authority	Is 'who controls what?' and that is the primary factor in determining the basis for trust in them	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
68	G	n	controller		controller	the entity that has the ability to make changes to an identity, cryptocurrency or verifiable credential.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The entity capable of modifying an identity, cryptocurrency, or verifiable credential.
69	G	v	correlation		correlation	an identifier used to indicate that external parties have observed how wallet contents are related.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							An identifier indicating external parties have observed the relationship between wallet contents.
70	G	n	credential		credential	evidence of authority, status, rights, entitlement to privileges, or the like.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Evidence of authority, status, rights, entitlements, or similar privileges.
71	G	n	crypto-libraries		crypto-libraries	deal with cryptography algorithms and have API function calls to each of the supported features	Link	Link	1				#REF!							This deals with cryptography algorithms and has API functions for each supported feature.
72	G	n	cryptocurrency		cryptocurrency	a digital asset designed to work as a medium of exchange wherein individual coin ownership records are stored in a digital ledger.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A digital asset that serves as a medium of exchange, with individual coin ownership records stored in a digital ledger.
73	G	n	cryptographic-commitment-scheme		cryptographic-commitment-scheme	is a cryptographic primitive that allows one to commit to a value while keeping it hidden to others; you can reveal the committed value later.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
74	G	n	cryptographic-strength		cryptographic-strength	used to describe greater resistance to attack of an encryption algorithm in comparison to some other (which is thus cryptographically weaker)	Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
75	G	n	cryptonym		cryptonym	a code word or name used to refer to another name, word, project, or person	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
76	S	n	decentralized-identity		decentralized-identity	is a technology that uses cryptography to allow individuals to create and control their own digital identifiers	Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
77	G	n	decentralized-key-management-infrastructure		decentralized-key-management-infrastructure	an infrastructure ensure that no single third-party can compromise the integrity and security of the system as as whole.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
78	S	n	delegated-identifier		delegated-identifier	Matches the act of delagation with the appropriate digital twin.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
79	G	n	digital-signature		digital-signature	a mathematical scheme for verifying the authenticity of digital messages or documents	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Mathematical scheme to verify authenticity of digital messages or documents.
80	G	n	directed-acyclic-graph		directed-acyclic-graph	DAG, a mathematical construct, particularly graph theory, the acyclic property stems from a directed graph with no cycles	Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					A DAG, a mathematical construct in graph theory, is a directed graph with no cycles, giving it the acyclic property.
81	G	n	distributed-hash-table		distributed-hash-table	any participant can retrieve the value associated with a given key	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Any participant can get the value for a specific key.
82	K	n	dual-text-binary-encoding-format		dual-text-binary-encoding-format	An encoding format that allows for both text and binary encoding format, which is fully interchangeable	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
83	K	n	duplicitous-event-log		duplicitous-event-log	record of inconsistent event messages produced by a given controller or witness	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					log of inconsistent event messages from a controller or witness
84	G	n	duplicity		duplicity	external inconsistency; which stems from publication of two or more versions of a (by itself consistent) key event log	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					External inconsistency occurs when multiple versions of a key event log are published, even though the log itself is consistent.
85	G	v	electronic-signature		electronic-signature		Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
86	G	a	end-verifiable		end-verifiable		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
87	G	v	entropy		entropy		Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
88	G	a	ephemeral		ephemeral		Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
89	K	a	first-seen		first-seen		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
90	G	n	gnu-privacy-guard		gnu-privacy-guard	GPG is a free-software replacement for Symantec's PGP cryptographic software suite	Link	Link	2				#REF!							GPG replaces Symantec's PGP software suite for free.
91	K	n	habery		habery		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
92	G	r	hierarchical-asynchronous-coroutines-and-input-output		hierarchical-asynchronous-coroutines-and-input-output		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
93	G	n	identifier		identifier	Something to uniquely identify (public) identities; pointing to something or someone else.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Something to uniquely identify public identities, pointing to someone or something else.
94	G	n	identity		identity	a unique entity. Typically represented by a unique identifier.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A distinct entity typically represented by a unique identifier.
95	K	n	inception-event		inception-event	the first event in KERI that establishes an identifier.	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!		1					The initial event in KERI that establishes an identifier.
96	G	v	inception		inception	operation creating an AID by binding it to the initial set of authoritative keypairs and any other associated information.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Create an AID by binding it to the initial set of authoritative keypairs and any relevant information.
97	G	r	inconsistency		inconsistency	different parts of a reason, idea or opinion do not agree, or it does not agree with something else.	Link	Link	1				#REF!		1					When different parts of a reason, idea, or opinion do not agree, or it is in disagreement with something else.
98	K	n	indexed-signature		indexed-signature	an index telling which public key is used when signing anything with a multi-key autonomic identifier.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							An index indicating the public key used for signing with a multi-key autonomic identifier.
99	G	r	internal-inconsistency		internal-inconsistency	A status that exists within an entity where different parts of a reason, idea or opinion disagree.	Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					A disagreement within an entity where different parts have conflicting reasons, ideas, or opinions.
100	G	n	internet-assigned-numbers-authority		internet-assigned-numbers-authority	Also IANA; the organization that oversees the allocation of IP addresses to internet service providers (ISPs)	Link	Link	3				#REF!							IANA oversees IP address allocation to ISPs.
101	K	r	issuance-and-presentation-exchange-protocol		issuance-and-presentation-exchange-protocol	provides a uniform mechanism for the issuance and presentation of ACDCs in a securely attributable manner	Link	Link	3				#REF!	1						provides a secure and standardized way to issue and present ACDCs.
102	G	r	javascript-object-signing-and-encryption		javascript-object-signing-and-encryption	Javascript object signing and encryption; method to securely transfer claims between parties	Link	Link	1				#REF!							JavaScript object signing and encryption is a secure method for transferring claims between parties.
103	K	n	judge		judge		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
104	K	r	keri-agreement-algorithm-for-control-establishment		keri-agreement-algorithm-for-control-establishment		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
105	K	n	keri-command-line-interface		keri-command-line-interface		Link	Link	3				#REF!	1	1					NO INPUT
106	K	n	keri-improvement-doc		keri-improvement-doc		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
107	K	n	keridemlia		keridemlia	distributed database of Witness IP-addresses	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Database of Witness IP addresses.
108	G	v	key-compromise		key-compromise		Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
109	K	n	key-event-message		key-event-message		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
110	K	n	key-event-receipt-infrastructure		key-event-receipt-infrastructure	approach to decentralized identifiers and decentralized key management that promises significant benefits for self-sovereign identity and Trust over IP infrastructure	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					An approach to decentralized identifiers and key management that offers significant benefits for self-sovereign identity and Trust over IP infrastructure.
111	K	n	key-event-receipt-log		key-event-receipt-log		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
112	K	n	key-event-receipt		key-event-receipt		Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
113	G	n	key-state		key-state		Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
114	G	n	key-transparency		key-transparency	lookup service for generic records and a public, tamper-proof audit log of all record changes	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					lookup service for generic records and a publicly accessible, tamper-proof audit log of all record modifications
115	G	n	key		key		Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					NO INPUT
116	G	n	levels-of-assurance		levels-of-assurance	LoA, any time a judgement is not a binary Yes or No, you have levels of assurance	Link	Link	3				#REF!							In LoA, when a judgment isn't a simple Yes or No, there are various levels of assurance.
117	G	n	liveness		liveness		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
118	G	r	loci-of-control		loci-of-control		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
119	K	n	management-transaction-event-log		management-transaction-event-log		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
120	G	n	message		message		Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
121	G	n	multicodec		multicodec		Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
122	G	n	namespace		namespace		Link	Link	1	1			#REF!							NO INPUT
123	K	n	nested-cooperative-delegated-identifiers		nested-cooperative-delegated-identifiers		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
124	K	n	non-establishment-event		non-establishment-event		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
125	G	n	non-fungible-token		non-fungible-token		Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
126	G	a	non-normative		non-normative	the purpose of non-normative theories is not to give answers, but rather to describe possibilities or predict results of certain actions	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Non-normative theories do not provide answers but describe possibilities or predict outcomes of specific actions.
127	S	a	non-repudiable		non-repudiable	a statement's author cannot successfully dispute its authorship or the validity of an associated contract, signature or commitment.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The author of a statement cannot dispute its authorship or the validity of an associated contract, signature, or commitment.
128	G	a	non-transferable		non-transferable	No capacity to transfer (the control over) a certain digital asset in an unobstructed or loss-less manner.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							No ability to transfer a digital asset without any obstruction or loss.
129	G	a	normative		normative	a theory that tells you what you should do - what action you should take	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A theory that explains the appropriate action to take.
130	G	r	one-way-function		one-way-function	a one-way function is a function that is easy to compute on every input, but hard to invert given the image of a random input	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A one-way function is easy to compute on all inputs but difficult to reverse given the image of a random input.
131	G	n	payload		payload	the payload of an item in KERI is a specific cryptographic building block	Link	Link	1				#REF!							The payload of an item in KERI is a cryptographic building block.
132	G	n	pretty-good-privacy		pretty-good-privacy		Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
133	K	n	primary-root-of-trust		primary-root-of-trust		Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
134	G	n	primitive		primitive		Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
135	G	n	proof-of-authority		proof-of-authority	proof that somebody or something has certain rights or permissions on data	Link	Link	2				#REF!							proof of rights or permissions on data
136	K	n	proof-of-authorship		proof-of-authorship	proof that somebody or something has originally created certain content	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Evidence that someone or something has created specific content.
137	G	n	provenance		provenance	historic documentation of cryptographic verifiable key states , data consistency and cedentials	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Historical documentation of cryptographic key states, data consistency, and credentials.
138	G	n	public-key-infrastructure		public-key-infrastructure	set of roles, policies, hardware, software and procedures needed to create, manage, distribute, use, store and revoke digital certificates	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Set of roles, policies, hardware, software, and procedures required for creating, managing, distributing, utilizing, storing, and revoking digital certificates.
139	K	n	public-verifiable-credential-registry		public-verifiable-credential-registry	a Verifiable Data Registry that tracks the issuance/revocation state of credentials	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!							A Verifiable Data Registry tracks the issuing and revoking of credentials.
140	G	n	race-condition		race-condition	the condition where a system's substantive behavior is dependent on the sequence or timing of external uncontrollable events	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The condition where a system's behavior depends on external uncontrollable events' sequence or timing.
141	K	n	receipt-log		receipt-log	ordered record of all key event receipts for a given set of witnesses	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A record of key event receipts for witnesses.
142	G	n	receipt		receipt	event message or reference with one or more witness signatures	Link	Link	3				#REF!							event message with witness signatures
143	K	n	registrar		registrar	identifiers that serve as backers for each transaction event log under its provenance	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Identifiers back each transaction event log to establish its provenance.
144	G	n	root-of-trust		root-of-trust	trust in end-verifiable digital signatures from asymmetric key cryptography, replaces human basis-of-trust	Link	Link	2				#REF!							End-verifiable digital signatures from asymmetric key cryptography replace human basis-of-trust.
145	K	v	rotation		rotation	the operation of revoking and replacing the set of authoritative key pairs for an AID	Link	Link	2				#REF!							revoking and replacing authoritative key pairs for an AID
146	K	r	secondary-root-of-trust		secondary-root-of-trust	a root-of-trust that, for its secure attribution, depends on another primary root-of-trust	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A root-of-trust depends on a primary root-of-trust for secure attribution.
147	S	r	secure-asset-transfer-protocol		secure-asset-transfer-protocol	an IETF protocol for moving assets between blockchains	Link	Link	3				#REF!							An IETF protocol for transferring assets across blockchains.
148	S	v	secure-attribution		secure-attribution	is 'whodunit?!' in cyberspace	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Whodunit in cyberspace!
149	G	n	seed		seed	a pseudorandomly generated number, often expressed in representation of a series of words	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A randomly generated number, usually expressed as a series of words.
150	S	r	self-addressing-data		self-addressing-data	an encryption program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication for data communication	Link	Link	3				#REF!							An encryption program that ensures data communication's cryptographic privacy and authentication.
151	S	r	self-certifying-identifier		self-certifying-identifier	cryptographically binds an identifier to a public and private key pair	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Cryptographically binds an identifier to a key pair.
152	K	a	self-framing		self-framing	A textual encoding that includes type, size, and value is self-framing; and thus parseable without needing any additional delimiting characters.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A self-framing textual encoding includes type, size, and value, making it parseable without any extra delimiting characters.
153	S	n	self-sovereign-identity		self-sovereign-identity		Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
154	G	n	signed-digest		signed-digest		Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
155	G	n	spanning-layer		spanning-layer		Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
156	K	r	text-binary-concatenation-composability		text-binary-concatenation-composability	When any set of self-framing concatenated primitives expressed in either the text domain or binary domain may be converted as a group to the other domain and back again without loss.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							When a group of self-framing concatenated primitives can be converted from one domain (text or binary) to the other and vice versa without any loss.
157	K	n	transaction-event-log		transaction-event-log	The set of transactions that determine registry state form a log called a Transaction Event Log (TEL) and is cryptographically linked to corresponding controlling KEL.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The transactions that determine the registry state form a log called Transaction Event Log (TEL) and are cryptographically linked to the corresponding controlling KEL.
158	G	r	transmission-control-protocol		transmission-control-protocol	TCP is one of the main protocols of the Internet protocol suite	Link	Link	1				#REF!							TCP is a key protocol in the Internet protocol suite.
159	S	r	trust-domain		trust-domain	A trust domain is the ecosystem of interactions that rely on a trust basis. A trust basis binds controllers, identifiers, and key-pairs.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A trust domain is an ecosystem of interactions relying on trust. It binds controllers, identifiers, and key pairs.
160	G	v	validator		validator	the capability to determine whether or not (verified) data is valid to be used for some specific purpose(s).	Link	Link	2	1			#REF!							the ability to verify data's validity for a specific purpose.
161	G	r	veracity		veracity	the quest for the truth	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The Truth Quest
162	G	n	verifiable-data-structure		verifiable-data-structure	a verifiable data structure is a data structure that incorporates cryptographic techniques to ensure the integrity and authenticity of its contents	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A verifiable data structure is a structure that uses cryptographic techniques to guarantee the integrity and authenticity of its contents.
163	G	a	verifiable		verifiable	able to cryptographically verify a certain data structure on its consistency and its authenticity.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Capable of cryptographically verifying a specific data structure for consistency and authenticity.
164	G	n	verifier		verifier	the entity that (cryptogrpahically) verifies data received from peers (check structure, signatures, dates)	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The entity verifies received data from peers by checking its structure, signatures, and dates using cryptography.
165	G	n	version		version	is a class of systems responsible for managing changes to computer programs, documents, large web sites, or other collections of information	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Version: Version control is responsible for managing changes to computer programs, documents, web sites, or other collections of information.
166	K	n	virtual-credential-transaction-event-log		virtual-credential-transaction-event-log	will track the issued or revoked state of each virtual credential (VC)	Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
167	G	r	web-of-trust		web-of-trust	In cryptography, a web of trust is a concept to establish the authenticity of the binding between a public key and its owner.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							NO INPUT
168	K	n	well-known-witnesses		well-known witnesses	Predictable witness identifier creation by using known salts to initialize their key stores. For testing purposes only!	Link	Link	3				#REF!							NO INPUT
171	G	n	repo	repo	repo	Software repository	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Software Repo
173	G	n	coroutines	coroutines	coroutines	Computer programs that can be suspended and resumed at will.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Suspend and resume computer programs at will.
174	G	r	input-output	I/O	input-output	Input / output	Link	Link	1				#REF!							Input/Output
175	G	n	hio	hio	hio	Hierarchical asynchronous coroutines and I/O in Python	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Hierarchical async coroutines and I/O in Python.
178	G	n	clone	clone	clone	A copy of a system that is - and works exactly as the original	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A replica system that is functioning exactly like the original.
179	G	n	branch	branch	branch	A duplicate of an object under version control for further separate modification	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A duplicate object under version control for separate modifications.
180	K	n	kli	kli	kli	KERI command line interface	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Keri CLI
183	S	n	verifiable-credential	verifiable credentials	verifiable-credential	the digital variant of our daily live's credentials (ike passport, driver's license), but in a machine-verifiable way	Link	Link	1				#REF!							The digital version of our daily life credentials, such as passports and driver's licenses, but in a machine-verifiable format.
185	G	n	sub-shell	sub shell	sub-shell	a child shell started up from - and contained in another parent shell	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A child shell started from and contained within a parent shell.
186	S	n	agent	agent	agent	a representative for an identity	Link	Link	2				#REF!							identity representative
187	G	n	cloud-agent	cloud agent	cloud-agent	is software installed on the cloud server instances for security, monitoring, and analysis	Link	Link	2				#REF!							The software is installed on cloud server instances for security, monitoring, and analysis.
190	G	n	user-interface	U/I	user-interface	A user interface (UI) is the space where interactions between humans and machines occur.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A user interface (UI) is where humans and machines interact.
191	G	r	multisig	multi-sig	multisig	A digital signature scheme which allows a group of users to sign a single piece of digital data.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A digital signature scheme enables a group of users to sign a single piece of digital data.
192	G	n	identifier-system	identifier	identifier-system	Something to uniquely identify (public) identities, pointing to something or someone else.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A unique identifier for public identities, referring to something or someone else.
193	G	n	wallet	wallet	wallet	A wallet is a collection of data stores, made up of a keystore, local and remote key event log database and credential database.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A wallet includes a keystore, local and remote key event log database, and a credential database.
195	K	n	witness	witnesses	witness	Entity that may receive, verify, and store key events for an identifier	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Entity that receives, verifies, and stores key events for an identifier.
196	K	n	watcher	watchers	watcher	Guarantee that KERI logs are immutable	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Ensure KERI logs are immutable.
197	G	v	key-management	key management	key-management	Management of cryptographic keys in a crypto-system.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Managing cryptographic keys in a crypto-system.
199	S	n	single-signature-identifier	single sig identifier	single-signature-identifier	An identifier that is controlled by a one-of-one signing keypair	Link	Link	2				#REF!							An identifier controlled by a unique signing keypair.
200	G	n	keystore	key store	keystore	A keystore in KERI is the encrypted data store that hold the private keys for a collection of AIDs.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A keystore in KERI is an encrypted data store that holds the private keys for a collection of AIDs.
201	S	r	key-event	key events	key-event	Events happening to controlling keys of an identifier recorded in a Key Event Log (KEL).	Link	Link	2	1			#REF!							Events happening to control keys of an identifier are recorded in a Key Event Log (KEL).
202	S	r	interaction-event	interaction event	interaction-event	Anchors external data to the key-state as established by the most recent prior establishment event	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Anchoring external data to the key-state established by the most recent establishment event.
203	S	r	rotation-event	rotation event	rotation-event	Changes the key-state which includes a change to the set of authoritative keypairs for an AID	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Changes the key-state, including a change to the set of authoritative keypairs for an AID.
204	G	n	signing-threshold	signing thresholds	signing-threshold	Minimum number of valid signatures to satisfy the requirement for successful validation	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Minimum number of valid signatures for successful validation requirement.
205	K	n	key-event-log	KEL	key-event-log	Key Event Log is the native KERI verifiable data structure	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!							Key Event Log is the KERI's native verifiable data structure.
206	G	v	verify-signature	verify signatures	verify-signature	Applying an algorithm that either accepts or rejects the message's claim to authenticity; when you can succesfully verify a signature	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Applying an algorithm to verify the authenticity of a message by accepting or rejecting its claim when a signature can be successfully verified.
207	G	r	peer-to-peer	peer-to-peer communications	peer-to-peer	Peers are equally privileged, equipotent participants in a network	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Peers are equally privileged and equipotent participants in a network.
209	G	n	salt	salts	salt	Random data that is used as an additional input to a cryptographic one-way function	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Random data used as an additional input for a cryptographic one-way function.
210	K	v	delegation	delegation	delegation	Delegation can be defined as “the act of empowering to act for another”	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Delegation is the act of empowering someone to act on behalf of another.
211	K	r	multi-sig-delegation	multi-sig delegation	multi-sig-delegation	delegated identifiers under multi-signature control	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Multi-signature control for delegated identifiers.
213	S	n	transferable-identifier	transferable	transferable-identifier	Control over identifier can be transferred by rotating keys	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Keys can transfer control over identifiers by rotating them.
215	G	n	configuration-files	configuration file	configuration-files	File used to configure the parameters and initial settings for some computer programs	Link	Link	1				#REF!							This file configures parameters and initial settings for computer programs.
219	G	r	transfer_Protocol	post and put	transfer_Protocol	HTTP request methods to indicate the desired action to be performed on the identified resource	Link	Link	2				#REF!							HTTP request methods indicate the desired action on the identified resource.
221	G	n	passcode	passcode	passcode	Secret data, typically a string of characters, usually used to confirm a user's identity	Link	Link	2				#REF!							Secret data, often a string of characters, commonly utilized for user identity verification.
222	G	v	key-stretching	stretched into an encryption key	key-stretching	make a possibly weak key, typically a password or passphrase, more secure against a brute-force attack by increasing the resources	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Enhance the security of a potentially weak key, such as a password or passphrase, against brute-force attacks by increasing available resources.
224	K	n	non-transferable-identitifer	non-transferable identifier	non-transferable-identitifer	Controlling keys over this identifier cannot be rotated and therefore this identifier is non-transferable to other control	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Keys cannot be rotated for this identifier, making it non-transferable for control elsewhere.
226	K	n	threshold-signature-scheme	witness threshold	threshold-signature-scheme	The minimum number of valid witness signatures required	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Minimum required witness signatures.
227	K	v	pre-rotation	pre-rotation	pre-rotation	commitment to next rotated key set in previous rotation or inception event	Link	Link	3				#REF!							commitment to the next key set rotated in the previous rotation or inception event.
228	K	n	prefix	prefixes	prefix	A prefix that is composed of a basic Base-64 (URL safe) derivation code pre-pended to Base-64 encoding of a basic public digital signing key	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The prefix is a combination of a Base-64 derivation code and the Base-64 encoding of a public digital signing key.
229	G	n	base64	base64	base64	A group of binary-to-text encoding schemes that represent binary data	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Binary-to-text encoding schemes represent binary data.
230	K	a	qualified	qualified	qualified	when qualified, a cryptographic primitive includes a prepended derivation code	Link	Link	3				#REF!							When qualified, a cryptographic primitive includes a derived code prepended.
231	K	n	derivation-code	derivation code	derivation-code	A special character that encodes the derivation process, pre-pended to the identifier	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A special character that encodes the derivation process, added to the identifier.
232	G	n	blake3	Blake3 hash	blake3	BLAKE3 is a relatively young (2020) cryptographic hash function based on Bao and BLAKE2.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							BLAKE3 is a new cryptographic hash function, released in 2020, that builds upon Bao and BLAKE2.
233	G	n	data-anchor	anchor data into	data-anchor	Data anchors are digests of digital data, that uniquely identify this data	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Data anchors are digital data digests that uniquely identify the data.
234	S	n	autonomic-identifier	AID	autonomic-identifier	An identifier that is self-certifying and self-sovereign	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A self-certifying and self-sovereign identifier.
236	G	n	digest	digest	digest	Verifiable cryptographic commitment. It's a collision resistant hash of content	Link	Link	2	1			#REF!							Verifiable cryptographic commitment is a collision-resistant content hash.
237	K	r	issuance-event	issuance event	issuance-event	The inception event of a verifiable credential	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The inception event of a verifiable credential.
238	K	n	public-transaction-event-log	public transaction event log	public-transaction-event-log	Is a hash linked data structure of transactions that can be used to track state	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A hash linked data structure is used to track state in transactions.
239	G	n	Rust		Rust	programming language	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Programming Language
240	K	r	establishment-event	establishment	establishment-event	An event that establishes control authority	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A control authority event
241	G	n	memory-Mapped_Database	lmdb databases	memory-Mapped_Database	Lightning Memory-Mapped Database	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Lightning Memory-Mapped DB
242	K	r	indexed-signature	indexed signatures	indexed-signature	Used when signing anything with a multi-key autonomic identifier, a verifier knows which of the multiple public keys was used	Link	Link	3				#REF!							When signing with a multi-key autonomic identifier, a verifier can determine which specific public key was used.
245	K	n	self-addressing-identifier	self-addressing identifiers	self-addressing-identifier	An identifier that is deterministically generated from and embedded in the content it identifies, making it and its data mutually tamper-evident	Link	Link	3				#REF!							An identifier is deterministically generated from and embedded in the content it identifies, making it and its data tamper-evident.
247	K	n	ledger-backer	ledger backer	ledger-backer	A witness in KERI that is ledger-registered	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A registered witness in KERI.
248	K	n	witness	witness backer	witness	A native KERI witness whose control authority is established in a KEL	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A KERI witness, native to KEL, has established control authority.
249	K	n	verifiable-legal-entity-identifier	vLEI	verifiable-legal-entity-identifier	Digital verifiable credentials issued by (delegates) of GLEIF to prove that information about a legel entity is verifiably authentic	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Digital verifiable credentials issued by GLEIF delegates to verify the authenticity of information about a legal entity.
250	S	n	ssi-system	SSI system	ssi-system	SSI Infrastructure consisting of the technological components that are deployed all over the world	Link	Link	1				#REF!							SSI Infrastructure consists of technological components deployed worldwide.
252	K	v	transfer-off-ledger	transfer off a ledger	transfer-off-ledger	The act of transferring control authority over an identifier from a ledger (or blockchain) to the native verifiable KERI data structure KEL	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Transferring control authority of an identifier from a ledger or blockchain to the KEL data structure in KERI.
255	G	n	service-endpoint	service endpoints	service-endpoint	A web service endpoint which is a URL at which clients of specific service can get access to the service.	Link	Link	2				#REF!							A web service endpoint is a URL where clients can access a specific service.
256	G	n	uniform-resource-locator	URLs	uniform-resource-locator	A reference to a web resource that specifies its location on a computer network and a mechanism for retrieving it	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A web resource reference that specifies its location on a computer network and a retrieval mechanism.
257	G	n	ip-address	ip-address	ip-address	A numerical label such as '192.0.2.1' that is connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication	Link	Link	1				#REF!							A numerical label, like '192.0.2.1', connected to a computer network using the Internet Protocol for communication.
258	G	n	tcp-endpoint	TCP endpoint	tcp-endpoint	This is a service endpoint of the web transmission control protocol	Link	Link	2				#REF!							This is a web transmission control protocol endpoint.
259	K	n	inquisitor	inquisitor	inquisitor	Someone (in a validating role) that launches an inquiry at some KERI witness	Link	Link	3				#REF!							A person (in a validating role) who questions a KERI witness.
260	G	v	replay-attack		replay-attack	intercept and then fraudulently delays or resend a message to misdirect the receiver into doing what the attacker wants	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Intercepting a message and fraudulently delaying or resending it to misdirect the receiver into complying with the attacker's desires.
261	G	n	XBRL		XBRL	extensible business reporting language, standard for digital business reporting	Link	Link	1											Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL), a digital standard for business reporting.
262	G	n	extensible-business-reporting-language		extensible-business-reporting-language	XBRL, standard for digital business reporting	Link	Link	1											XBRL is the standard for digital business reporting.
263	K	n	locked-state	locked state	locked-state	default state of an encrypted KERI data store with a passcode	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The default state of an encrypted KERI data store with a passcode.
265	K	r	out-of-band-introduction	data OOBIs	out-of-band-introduction	data out-of-band introductions	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Data out-of-band intros
266	K	r	out-of-band-introduction	credential schema OOBIs	out-of-band-introduction	credential schema out-of-band introductions	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Credentials schema introductions outside of the main channel.
267	K	n	keep	keep	keep	is KERI's and ACDC's depreciated crypto wallet, a task orientated application for managing AIDs in ecosystems, e.g. the vLEI Ecosystem	Link	Link	3				#REF!							This is a deprecated crypto wallet by KERI and ACDC. It is a task-oriented app for managing AIDs in ecosystems such as the vLEI Ecosystem.
268	G	r	zero-trust	zero trust	zero-trust	a Zero Trust approach trusts no one	Link	Link	2				#REF!							In a Zero Trust approach, no one is trusted.
270	K	r	revocation-event	revocation events	revocation-event	An event that revokes control authority over an identifier	Link	Link	2				#REF!							An event revoking control authority over an identifier.
272	K	n	escrow-state	escrow states	escrow-state	The current state of all the temporary storage locations (what events are waiting for what other information) that KERI protocol needs to keep track of, due to its fully asynchronous nature.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The current state of all temporary storage locations that the KERI protocol needs to keep track of, due to its fully asynchronous nature (events waiting for other information).
273	K	r	server-sent-event	server-sent events	server-sent-event	Mailbox notifications, a streaming service for the agent U/I, to get notifications from the KERI system itself	Link	Link	3				#REF!							Mailbox notifications is a streaming service for the agent U/I, providing notifications directly from the KERI system.
274	G	n	seal		seal	cryptographic proof in a secondary root-of-trust that is anchored in a primary-root-of-trust	Link	Link	2	1			#REF!							cryptographic proof in a secondary root-of-trust anchored in a primary root-of-trust
275	S	a	authoritative		authoritative	(control over) an identifier is 'authoritative' because it can be considered accurate, renowned, honourable and / or respected	Link	Link	3	1			#REF!							An identifier has control and is considered authoritative when it is accurate, renowned, honorable, and respected.
276	K	n	QVI		QVI	qualified vlei issuer, contracting party qualified by GLEIF	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Qualified vlei issuer, contracting party qualified by GLEIF.
277	K	n	qualified-vlei-issuer		qualified-vlei-issuer	QVI, contracting party qualified by GLEIF	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			QVI, a contracting party qualified by GLEIF.
278	K	n	ghost-credential		ghost-credential	a valid credential within in a 90 days grace period	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			a valid credential within a 90-day grace period
279	K	n	redundant-credential		redundant-credential	multiple -, independently valid credentials issued by the same issuer	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Multiple independently valid credentials issued by the same issuer.
280	K	r	engagement-context-role		engagement-context-role	A person that represents the Legal Entity in a context role and is issued an ECR vLEI Credential.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A person represents the Legal Entity in a role and is issued an ECR vLEI Credential.
281	K	r	ECR		ECR	A person that represents the Legal Entity in a context role and is issued an ECR vLEI Credential.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A person represents the Legal Entity in a role and is issued an ECR vLEI Credential.
282	K	n	gleif-authorized-representative		gleif authorized representative	A GLEIF representative authorized to perform verification needed to issue the QVI vLEI Credential.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A GLEIF representative authorized to verify and issue the QVI vLEI Credential.
283	K	n	GAR		GAR	A GLEIF representative authorized to perform verification needed to issue the QVI vLEI Credential.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A GLEIF representative authorized to verify and issue the QVI vLEI Credential.
284	G	n	GLEIF		GLEIF	Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation	Link	Link	1				#REF!				1			Global LEI Foundation.
285	K	n	DAR		DAR	A representative of a Legal Entity authorized by the Legal Entity to act officially on behalf of the Legal Entity.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A representative authorized by a Legal Entity to act on its behalf officially.
286	K	n	designated-authorized-representative		designated-authorized-representative	A representative of a Legal Entity authorized by the Legal Entity to act officially on behalf of the Legal Entity.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A representative authorized by a Legal Entity to act on its behalf officially.
287	K	n	AVR		AVR	authorized vlei representative	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Authorized Vlei representative.
288	K	n	authorized-vlei-representative		authorized-vlei-representative	a representative of a Legal Entity that's authorized to request issuance and revocation of credentials	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			a representative of a legal entity authorized to request issuance and revocation of credentials
289	G	n	LEI		LEI	Legal Entity Institute	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Legal Entity Institute.
290	G	n	legal-entity		legal-entity	unique parties that are legally or financially responsible for financial transactions or have the legal right to enter into legal contracts	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1	#NAME?		parties legally or financially responsible for transactions or with the legal right to enter contracts
291	K	r	OOR		OOR	official organizational role, a person holding a vLEI credential person and representing the Legal Entity	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			official organizational role, a person holding a vLEI credential and representing the Legal Entity
292	K	r	official-organizational-role		official-organizational-role	OOR, a person holding a vLEI credential person and representing the Legal Entity	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			OOR, a person holding a vLEI credential and representing the Legal Entity
293	K	n	qvi-authorized-representative		qvi-authorized-representative	QAR, conducts QVI operations with GLEIF and Legal Entities	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			QAR conducts QVI operations in collaboration with GLEIF and Legal Entities.
294	K	n	QAR		QAR	qvi authorized representative, conducts QVI operations with GLEIF and Legal Entities	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Authorized representative conducts QVI operations with GLEIF and legal entities.
295	K	n	vlei-ecosystem-governance-framework		vlei-ecosystem-governance-framework	a document that defines the information security, privacy, availability, confidentiality and processing integrity policies that apply	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			This document defines the policies for information security, privacy, availability, confidentiality, and processing integrity.
296	K	v	solicited-issuance		solicited-issuance	issuance of Legal Entity vLEI / OOR / ECR Credentials upon receipt by the QAR	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			issuing vLEI/OOR/ECR Credentials upon QAR's receipt.
297	K	v	unsolicited-issuance		unsolicited-issuance	issuance of a Legal Entity vLEI Credential upon notice by a QAR to its AVR(s)	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			QAR notifies AVR(s) to issue a vLEI Credential to Legal Entity.
298	G	n	governance-framework		governance-framework	a set of rules how to apply technology	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			A set of rules on how to apply technology.
299	K	n	GLEIS		GLEIS	Global Legal Entity Identifier System	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Global LEI System
300	K	n	vlei-credential		vlei-credential	verifiable Legal Entity Identifier	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			Verifiable LEI
301	K	r	legal-entity-engagement-context-role-vlei-credential-governance-framework		legal-entity-engagement-context-role-vlei-credential-governance-framework	A document that details the requirements for vLEI Role Credentials issued to representatives of a Legal Entity in functional - or other context of engagement.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			NO INPUT
302	K	n	vlei-role-credential		vlei-role-credential	A vLEI credential that attests a role.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			NO INPUT
303	K	n	legal-entity-official-organizational-role-vlei-credential-governance-framework		legal-entity-official-organizational-role-vlei-credential-governance-framework	A document that details the requirements for vLEI Role Credentials issued to official representatives of a Legal Entity.	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			NO INPUT
304	K	n	legal-entity-vlei-credential-governance-framework		legal-entity-vlei-credential-governance-framework	A document that details the requirements for vLEI Credential issued by a Qualified vLEI Issuer to a Legal Entity	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			NO INPUT
305	K	n	qualified-vlei-issuer-vlei-credential-governance-framework		qualified-vlei-issuer-vlei-credential-governance-framework	A document that details the requirements to enable this Credential to be issued by GLEIF to Qualified vLEI Issuers	Link	Link	2				#REF!				1			NO INPUT
306	S	n	DID		DID	Decentralized Identifier	Link	Link	2				#REF!							DID
307	S	n	decentralized-identifier		decentralized-identifier	Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) enable verifiable, decentralized digital identity, refering to a person, organization, thing, data model, abstract entity, etc.	Link	Link	1				#REF!							NO INPUT
308	K	v	partial-pre-rotation		partial-pre-rotation	change of control but partially keep some keys unexposed while exposing others as needed.	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Change control but partially keep certain keys undisclosed while exposing others as required.
309	K	v	partial-rotation		partial-rotation	change of control but partially keep some keys unexposed while exposing others as needed.	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Change control but partially keep certain keys undisclosed while exposing others as required.
310	K	v	custodial-rotation		custodial-rotation	change of control that is split between two key sets	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Change of control split between two key sets.
311	K	v	reserve-rotation		reserve-rotation	preparatory key pairs being held in reserve and not exposed	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					Preparation key pairs reserved and not exposed.
312	K	n	custodial-agent		custodial-agent	a custodian who has been granted signing authority and usually also being the host of the running agent software.	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					A custodian typically granted signing authority and also acts as the host for the running agent software.
313	S	r	signing-authority		signing-authority	the authority to sign on behalf of the controller of an identifier	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					the authority to sign for the controller of an identifier
314	S	r	rotation-authority		rotation-authority	the (exclusive) right to change control over an identifier	Link	Link	3				#REF!		1					The exclusive right to change control of an identifier.
315	G	n	trans-contextual-value		trans-contextual-value	value that is transferrable between contexts	Link	Link	1				#REF!		1					Transferable value across contexts.
316	G	r	source-of-truth		source-of-truth	a trusted data source that gives a complete picture of the truth about a data object.	Link	Link	1				#REF!		1					a reliable data source providing a comprehensive view of the truth about a data object.
317	G	v	authorization		authorization	specifying access rights or privileges to resources	Link	Link	1			1	#REF!	1	1					specifying access rights to resources
318	G	r	application-programming-interface		application-programming-interface	a way for two or more computer programs to communicate with each other.	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1	1					A method for multiple computer programs to communicate with each other.
319	G	n	API		API	an application Programming Interface, a way for two or more computer programs to communicate with each other.	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1	1					An API is a way for computer programs to communicate with each other.
320	G	n	key-pair		key-pair	a public key and its corresponding private key.	Link	Link	1			1	#REF!	1	1					a public key and its corresponding private key.
321	G	n	owner		owner	a role that exercizes its legal, rightful or natural title to control something.	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1	1	1	1			A role that exercises its legal, rightful, or natural authority to control something.
322	G	r	ownership		ownership	a relationship between two, one of these (the owner) is entitled to enjoy, dispose of, and control the other sovereignly.	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1	1	1	1			In a relationship between two individuals, one (the owner) has the entitlement to enjoy, dispose of, and control the other entirely.
323	G	n	self-sovereignty		self-sovereignty	the characteristic of every party that it is autonomous in managing and operating its own knowledge	Link	Link	1				#REF!	1	1		1			Every party is autonomous in managing and operating its own knowledge.
324	K	r	presentation-exchange		presentation-exchange	an exchange that provides disclosure of one or more ACDCs between a Discloser and a Disclosee.	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							an exchange that discloses one or more ACDCs between a Discloser and a Disclosee.
325	G	n	discloser		discloser	an ACDC in a disclosure is disclosed by the Discloser.	Link	Link	1		1		#REF!							The Discloser discloses an ACDC in a disclosure.
326	G	n	disclosee		disclosee	an ACDC in a disclosure is disclosed to the Disclosee.	Link	Link	1		1		#REF!							An ACDC in a disclosure is revealed to the Disclosee.
327	G	n	issuer		issuer	an ACDC is issued by the Issuer. The Issuer identifier (AID) appears in the top level of the ACDC.	Link	Link	1		1		#REF!							An ACDC is issued by the Issuer and contains the Issuer identifier (AID) in the top level.
328	G	n	issuee		issuee	an ACDC is optionally issued to the Issuee.	Link	Link	1		1		#REF!							An ACDC can be optionally issued to the recipient.
329	K	r	issuance-exchange		issuance-exchange	a special case of a presentation exchange where the Discloser is the Issuer of the origin (Primary) ACDC	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							This is a special case of a presentation exchange where the Discloser is the Issuer of the origin (Primary) ACDC.
330	K	r	chain-link-confidentiality		chain-link-confidentiality	chains together a sequence of Disclosees. Each Disclosee in the sequence in turn is the Discloser to the next Disclosee.	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							This text chains a sequence of Disclosees, where each Disclosee becomes the Discloser to the next.
331	K	v	graduated-disclosure		graduated-disclosure	disclosure performed by a presentation exchange that has cross-variant Issuer commitment verifiability as an essential property.	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							Disclosure is performed by a presentation exchange with cross-variant Issuer commitment verifiability as an essential property.
332	K	n	top-level-section		top-level-section	are the fields of an ACDC compact variant.	Link	Link	2		1		#REF!							These fields are part of an ACDC compact variant.
333	K	r	compact-variant		compact-variant	an Issuer commitment via a signature to any variant of ACDC	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							an Issuer signs a commitment to any variant of ACDC.
334	K	v	contractually-protected-disclosure		contractually-protected-disclosure	the most elaborate form of disclosure by an IPEX. Contractually protected disclosure includes both chain-link confidential and contingent disclosure.	Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							The most detailed form of disclosure by an IPEX includes contractually protected disclosure, which encompasses both chain-link confidential and contingent disclosure.
335	G	n	ricardian-contract		ricardian-contract	a method of recording a document as a contract at law, and linking it securely to other systems	Link	Link	2		1		#REF!							A way to record a document as a secure contract and link it to other systems.
336	K	v	contingent-disclosure		contingent-disclosure		Link	Link	3		1		#REF!							NO INPUT
337	G	v	eclipse-attack		eclipse-attack	an eclipse attack is a P2P network-based attack, an attacker tries to isolate a node from the rest of the network	Link	Link	2				#REF!		1					An eclipse attack is a P2P network attack where the attacker attempts to isolate a node from the network.
338	K	n	promiscuous-mode		promiscuous-mode	the indiscriminate mode a watcher (network) runs in.	Link	Link	3				#REF!							The mode of a watcher in a network.
339	G	n	protocol		protocol	a code of correct conduct, in our case specifically communication protocols, cryptographic protocols, and decentralized network protocols	Link	Link	1	1	1	1	#REF!	1	1					Our code of conduct includes communication, cryptographic, and decentralized network protocols.
340	G	n	pseudo-random-number		pseudo-random-number	a value that is statistically random, but it is (repeatedly) derived from a known starting point	Link	Link	1											A randomly derived value from a known starting point.
341	G	v	validate		validate	a decision to accept an outcome	Link	Link	1											deciding to accept an outcome
342	S	v	verify		verify	the act, by or on behalf of a party, of determining whether that data is authentic, not expired, and conforms to other specifications.	Link	Link	2
343	S	n	persistent-identifier		persistent-identifier	Control over this type of long-living identifier can be transferred by rotating keys.	Link	Link	2											Keys can rotate to transfer control of long-living identifiers.
344	K	r	interleaved-serializations		interleaved-serializations	Serializations of different types interleaved in an overarching format	Link	Link	2											Different types of serializations are interleaved in an overarching format.
345	S	r	collective-signature		collective-signature	Multisignature scheme for a single resulting pubic key	Link	Link	2											Multisignature scheme for a single public key.
346	G	n	graph-fragment		graph-fragment	an ACDC is a verifiable data structure and part of a graph consisting of a node fragment and edge fragments	Link	Link	2											ACDC is a verifiable data structure that forms part of a graph, including a node fragment and edge fragments.
347	G	r	persistent-datastructure		persistent-datastructure	an append only verifiable data structure. Hence, making them immutable means distributable and concurrency-friendly. What we sign may not change.	Link	Link	2											An append-only, verifiable data structure makes them immutable, which enables distribution and concurrency. What we sign cannot be changed.
348	G	r	collision		collision	a circumstance where two or more identifiers in a given namespace or a given scope cannot be unambiguously resolved	Link	Link	1											A situation where two or more identifiers in a namespace or scope cannot be resolved unambiguously.
349	G	n	schema-namespace-registry		schema-namespace-registry	a centrally managed schema registry where corporations or individuals reserve schemas within a specific namespace in order to have an interoperable schema that is labeled with a corporation-specific or individual-specific namespace	Link	Link	2											A centrally managed schema registry allows corporations or individuals to reserve interoperable schemas within a specific namespace. These labeled schemas are assigned a corporation-specific or individual-specific namespace.
350	G	n	schema-registry		schema-registry	registry for credential schemas based on namespaces	Link	Link	2											Registry for schemas based on namespaces.
351	G	n	domain-name		domain-name	is a string that identifies a realm of administrative autonomy on the internet	Link	Link	1											A string that identifies an internet administrative realm.
352	G	n	domain		domain	general term for (an identifier of) an autonomous space	Link	Link	1											General term for an autonomous space identifier.
353	G	n	registry		registry	an official digital record book, usually refering to one means to a specific instance, within a multi-tenant registry.	Link	Link	1											An official digital record book typically refers to a specific instance within a multi-tenant registry.
354	G	r	composability		composability	When any set of self-framing concatenated primitives expressed in either the text domain or binary domain may be converted as a group to the other domain and back again without loss.	Link	Link	2											When a group of self-framing concatenated primitives can be converted from one domain (text or binary) to the other and vice versa without any loss.
356	G	a	interoperable		interoperable	Interoperability is a characteristic of a product or system to work with other products or systems.	Link	Link	1											Interoperability is the ability of a product or system to work with others.
357	G	r	interoperability		interoperability	Interoperability is a characteristic of a product or system to work with other products or systems.	Link	Link	1											Interoperability is the ability of a product or system to work with others.
358	G	n	cryptographic-primitive		cryptographic-primitive	Well-established, low-level cryptographic algorithm that is frequently used to build cryptographic protocols for computer security systems; e.g. one-way hash functions and encryption functions.	Link	Link	1											A well-known cryptographic algorithm commonly used in computer security systems for creating cryptographic protocols such as one-way hash functions and encryption functions.
359	G	v	concatenation		concatenation	the operation of joining character strings end-to-end. E.g. 'snow' and 'ball' becomes 'snowball'	Link	Link	1											The process of combining character strings to create a single string. For example, 'snow' and 'ball' combine to form 'snowball'.
360	G	v	multiplexing		multiplexing	is a method by which multiple analog or digital signals are combined into one signal over a shared medium. The aim is to share a scarce resource.	Link	Link	2											Signal combining is a method to merge multiple analog or digital signals into a single shared signal. It aims to efficiently distribute limited resources.
361	G	v	pipelining		pipelining	a set of data processing elements connected in series, where the output of one element is the input of the next one.	Link	Link	2											A series of connected data processing elements, where the output of one element becomes the input for the next.
362	K	n	group-framing-code		group-framing-code	codes that can be specified to support groups of primitives. Grouping enables pipelining.	Link	Link	3											Codes can be specified to support primitive groups, enabling pipelining.
363	K	r	hierarchical-composition		hierarchical-composition	encoding protocol that is composable in a hierarchy and enables pipelining of complex streams in either text or compact binary	Link	Link	3											Composable and hierarchical encoding protocol enables pipelining of complex streams in text or binary formats.
364	K	n	frame-code		frame-code	codes that can be specified to support groups of primitives. Grouping enables pipelining.	Link	Link	3											Codes can be specified to support primitive groups, enabling pipelining.
365	K	n	count-code		count-code	codes that can be specified to support groups of primitives. Grouping enables pipelining.	Link	Link	3											Codes can be specified to support primitive groups, enabling pipelining.
366	K	n	group-code		group-code	codes that can be specified to support groups of primitives. Grouping enables pipelining.	Link	Link	3											Codes can be specified to support primitive groups, enabling pipelining.
367	S	a	transferable		transferable	capable of loss-less transfer of control over identifiers, private keys, etc.	Link	Link	1											Capable of lossless transfer of control for identifiers, private keys, etc.
368	G	v	post-pad		post-pad	the action and / or result of extending a string with trailing pad characters to align to a certain length in bits or bytes.	Link	Link	3											Extending a string with pad characters to align it to a specific length in bits or bytes is the act or outcome.
369	G	v	pre-pad		pre-pad	the action and / or result of prepending a string with leading pad characters to align to a certain length in bits or bytes.	Link	Link	3											Prepending a string with leading pad characters is the act of aligning it to a specific length in bits or bytes.
370	K	v	naive-conversion		naive-conversion	a text to binary conversion or vice versa that doesn't anticipate on either composability and / or on the concatenation capability of the result of such an operation.	Link	Link	3											A text to binary conversion that does not consider composability or concatenation capabilities of the output.
371	G	n	pad		pad	is a character used to fill empty space	Link	Link	2											Is a character used to fill empty space.
372	G	n	lead-bytes		lead-bytes	pre-conversion added characters in a pre-padded way, used to fill empty space	Link	Link	2											Pre-conversion characters were added to fill empty space in a pre-padded manner.
373	G	n	code-table		code-table	a code table is the Internet's most comprehensive yet simple resource for browsing and searching for various codes.	Link	Link	1											A code table is the Internet's most comprehensive and user-friendly resource for browsing and searching various codes.
374	K	n	code-table-selector		code-table-selector	the first character in the text code of CESR stream that determines which code table to use.	Link	Link	3											The first character in the text code of CESR stream determines the code table to use.
375	K	n	sally		sally	a vLEI Audit Reporting Agent that receives presentations of credentials and notices of revocation.	Link	Link	3											A vLEI Audit Reporting Agent that receives credential presentations and revocation notices.
376	K	n	signify		signify	is a web client (key) event signing - and key pair creation app that minimizes the use of KERI on the client.	Link	Link	3											This is a web client app for event signing and key pair creation. It reduces the need for using KERI on the client.
377	G	n	escrow		escrow	a third party temporarily holds money or property until a particular condition has been met. The verb refers to handling out of order events in KERI.	Link	Link	1											A third party temporarily holds funds or assets until a specific condition is met. The verb refers to managing out-of-sequence events in KERI.
378	K	n	keri-suite-search-engine		keri-suite-search-engine	the Docusaurus self-education site of Web-of-Trust GitHub repo with Typesense search facilities	Link	Link	1											The Docusaurus self-education site for the Web-of-Trust GitHub repo now includes Typesense search capabilities.
379	K	n	field-map		field-map	a traditional key:value pair renamed to avoid confusing with the cryptographic use of the term 'key'	Link	Link	3											A traditional key:value pair is renamed to avoid confusion with the cryptographic meaning of the term 'key'.
380	K	r	CLC		CLC	chain-link confidential, a disclosure mechnism of credentials	Link	Link	3											Chain-link confidential is a mechanism for disclosing credentials.
381	K	v	cold-start-stream-parsing		cold-start-stream-parsing	After a reboot a stream processor looks for framing information to know how to parse groups of elements in the stream.	Link	Link	3											After a reboot, a stream processor searches for framing information to determine how to parse element groups in the stream.
382	K	a	fully-compact		fully-compact	the intermediate variant of a ACDC credential -> signed and its proofs anchored in key event logs.	Link	Link	3											The intermediate ACDC credential variant is signed and its proofs are anchored in key event logs.
383	K	a	most-compact		most-compact	the most brief least disclosing version of an ACDC based credential.	Link	Link	3											The shortest and least revealing ACDC credential version.
384	K	a	fully-expanded		fully-expanded	the most extensive most disclosing and most user-friendly version of an ACDC based credential.	Link	Link	3											the most comprehensive, revealing, and user-friendly ACDC-based credential.
385	G	v	RUN		RUN	read, update, nullify -> the new peer-to-peer end-verifiable monotonic update policy	Link	Link	1											Read, update, nullify - the new P2P EV monotonic update policy.
386	G	v	CRUD		CRUD	create, read, update, delete -> the traditional client-server database update policy	Link	Link	1											The traditional client-server database update policy includes CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.
387	G	n	authentic-web		authentic-web	a mental model in which the whole internet is considered as a one giant verifiable data structure	Link	Link	1											The internet is viewed as one giant, verifiable data structure.
388	K	v	run-off-the-crud		run-off-the-crud	a decentralised controlling peer does not create records in the traditional sense of a server	Link	Link	3											A decentralized controlling peer does not create traditional server records.
389	G	n	integrity		integrity	the information is whole, complete, sound, in good order and unimpaired (not necessarily correct)	Link	Link	1											The information is complete, accurate, organized, and intact (not necessarily correct).
390	G	n	verified-integrity		verified-integrity	a proof of unambiguous assessment whether the information is/continues to be whole, sound and unimpaired	Link	Link	2											A proof of clear assessment of whether the information remains intact, reliable, and undamaged.
391	G	v	complementary-integrity-verification		complementary-integrity-verification	a mechanism that can verify integrity independent of needing access to a previous instance or reference version of the information for comparison	Link	Link	3											a mechanism that can independently verify integrity without needing access to a previous instance or reference version for comparison.
392	K	n	prior-next-threshold		prior-next-threshold		Link	Link	3											NO INPUT
393	K	n	current-signing-threshold		current-signing-threshold		Link	Link	2											NO INPUT
394	K	n	dual-indexed-codes		dual-indexed-codes	a context-specific coding scheme, for the common use case of thresholded multi-signature schemes in CESR	Link	Link	3											A specific coding scheme for thresholded multi-signature schemes in CESR.
395	K	n	keripy		keripy	Python implementation of KERI	Link	Link	2											Python implementation of KERI
396	K	n	keri-ox		keri-ox	RUST implementation of KERI	Link	Link	2											RUST KERI Implementation
397	S	n	pii		pii	personally identifiable information	Link	Link	1											PII
398	S	r	contextual-linkability		contextual-linkability	when data capture points provide enough context to be able to use statistical correlation to link existing data sets describing a person to that same person's disclosed attributes	Link	Link	3											When data capture points give enough context to use statistical correlation in linking existing data sets describing a person to that person's disclosed attributes.
399	K	r	blinded-revocation-registry		blinded-revocation-registry	a transaction event log hidden or blinded; the only way a verifier can observe the state is when the AID controller discloses it at presentation time	Link	Link	3											A hidden or blinded transaction event log; the verifier can only observe the state when the AID controller discloses it during presentation.
400	G	v	rainbow-table-attack		rainbow-table-attack	a password cracking method that uses a special table (a “rainbow table”) to crack the password hashes in a database	Link	Link	1											The method uses a special table, known as a "rainbow table," to crack password hashes in a database.
401	K	r	SKWA		SKWA	Simple KERI for Web Auth	Link	Link	3											Simple KERI for Web Authentication.
402	K	n	simple-keri-for-web-auth		simple-keri-for-web-auth	A KERI implementation that sacrifices performance or other non-security feature for usability.	Link	Link	3											A KERI implementation sacrificing performance or other non-security features for usability.
403	K	r	KRAM		KRAM	KERI Request Authentication Method for replay protection	Link	Link	3											Keri requests an authentication method for replay protection.
404	K	r	keri-request-authentication-method		keri-request-authentication-method	KERI Request Authentication Method for replay protection	Link	Link	3											Keri requests an authentication method for replay protection.
405	K	n	juror		juror	performs duplicity detection on events and event receipts	Link	Link	3											performs duplicate detection on events and event receipts
406	K	n	jury		jury	set of entities or components acting as jurors	Link	Link	3											A group of entities or components that act as jurors.
407	K	n	opcode		opcode	provide stream processing instructions that are more general and flexible	Link	Link	3											Provide more general and flexible stream processing instructions.
408	K	n	version-code		version-code	tells you which set of tables to load and it tells the table state.	Link	Link	3											NO INPUT
409	K	n	strip-parameter		strip-parameter	tells us what part of the CESR stream will be parsed by which code	Link	Link	3											This text shows which code will parse each part of the CESR stream.
410	K	n	parside		parside	parser library for Composable Event Streaming Representation (CESR)	Link	Link	3											CESR parser library
411	K	n	version-string		version-string	a workaround to make JSON, CBOR and MGPK self-framing in CESR	Link	Link	3											A workaround to make JSON, CBOR, and MGPK self-framing in CESR.
412	K	n	cesride		cesride	cryptographic primitives for use with Composable Event Streaming Representation (CESR)	Link	Link	3											Cryptographic primitives for CESR.
413	K	n	sniffer		sniffer	the sniffer is part of Parside and detects if the CESR stream contains CESR binary, CESR Text, JSON, CBOR, MGPK	Link	Link	3											The sniffer, which is part of Parside, detects CESR binary, CESR Text, JSON, CBOR, and MGPK in the CESR stream.
414	G	n	PRNG		PRNG	Pseudorandom Number Generator	Link	Link	2											Pseudorandom Number Generator
415	G	n	CSPRNG		CSPRNG	Cryptographically Secure Pseudorandom Number Generator	Link	Link	2											Cryptographically Secure PRNG
416	G	n	FFI		FFI	Foreign Function Interface	Link	Link	2											Foreign Function Interface (FFI)
417	G	n	foreign-function-interface		foreign-function-interface	Is a mechanism by which a program written in one programming language that can call routines or make use of services written or compiled in another one	Link	Link	2											It is a way for a program in one programming language to call routines or utilize services from another language.
418	G	n	HDK		HDK	hierchical deterministic key	Link	Link	1											Hierarchical deterministic key.
419	G	n	HSM		HSM	hardware security module	Link	Link	1											Hardware security module
420	K	v	partial-disclosure		partial-disclosure	an ACDC attribute section that can disclosed (a nested branch in a tree), you can either decide to disclose or not	Link	Link	3											ACDC attribute section can be disclosed, like a nested branch in a tree. You have the option to disclose or not.
421	K	v	selective-disclosure		selective-disclosure	selective disclosure is a list of field maps, that you can choose to blind and publish, however all are disclosured.	Link	Link	3											Selective disclosure is a list of field maps that you can choose to blind and publish. However, all of them are disclosed.
422	K	v	full-disclosure		full-disclosure	a disclosure of data in all its details	Link	Link	1											data disclosure
423	K	r	threshold-of-accountable-duplicity		threshold-of-accountable-duplicity	Controller provides itself with any degree of protection by giving a minimum number of confirming witnesses sufficient given a certain accountability.	Link	Link	3											The controller protects itself by having a few confirming witnesses to ensure accountability.
424	K	n	TOAD		TOAD	threshold of accountable duplicity; provided by controller concerning witnesses	Link	Link	3											Accountable duplicity threshold provided by controller for witnesses.
425	K	n	keride		keride	Rust library for Key Event Receipt Infrastructure	Link	Link	3											Rust lib for Key Event Receipt
426	K	n	KERIA		KERIA	KERI agent in the cloud	Link	Link	3											KERI cloud agent
427	K	r	Signifide		Signifide	signing at the edge	Link	Link	3											Signing on the edge.
428	K	n	kiwi		kiwi	UI tooling for working with KERI	Link	Link	3											UI tooling for KERI
429	G	n	hardware-security-module		hardware-security-module	a physical computing device that safeguards and manages secrets (most importantly digital keys)	Link	Link	1											A device that safeguards and manages secrets, specifically digital keys.
430	G	n	hierchical-deterministic-keys		hierchical-deterministic-keys	a type of deterministic bitcoin wallet derived from a known seed, that allow for the creation of child keys from the parent key	Link	Link	1											A deterministic bitcoin wallet can be created from a known seed, allowing for the generation of child keys from the parent key.
431	K	r	SKRAP		SKRAP	Signify/KERIA Request Authentication Protocol	Link	Link	3											Signify/KERIA Authentication Protocol Request
432	K	r	signify-keria-request-authentication-protocol		signify-keria-request-authentication-protocol	The KERIA service will expose 3 separate HTTP endpoints on 3 separate network interfaces	Link	Link	3											The KERIA service will have 3 HTTP endpoints on 3 network interfaces.
433	S	n	dead-attack		dead-attack	an attack on an establishment event that occurs after the Key-state for that event has become stale	Link	Link												NO INPUT
434	K	v	prefixing		prefixing	prefixing	Link	Link	3											Prefixing
435	K	v	pathing		pathing	enables sending portions of a credential	Link	Link	3											enables sending parts of a credential
436	K	v	parsing		parsing	parsing	Link	Link	3											Parsing
437	K	r	bespoke-credential		bespoke-credential	It's a custom issuance of the presentation of other ACDCs, it serves as an on-the-fly contract with the issuee; it's a self-referencing and self-contained contract	Link	Link	3											It is a customized presentation of other ACDCs. It serves as a contract with the issuee on-the-fly. It is a self-referencing and self-contained contract.
438	K	n	KERIMask		KERIMask	A wallet similar to MetaMask that will connect to KERIA servers in order for a person to control AIDs from their browser.	Link	Link	3											A MetaMask-like wallet to connect to KERIA servers, enabling browser-based control of AIDs.
439	K	n	KERISSE		KERISSE	KERI Suite Search Engine	Link	Link	1											KERI Search Engine
440	K	n	keri-suite		keri-suite	is the set of inter-related developments (KERI, ACDC, OOBI, CESR, IPEX, etc) under the Web-of -Trust user on Github	Link	Link	1											This is a collection of interconnected developments (KERI, ACDC, OOBI, CESR, IPEX, etc.) used by the Web-of-Trust user on Github.
441	K	n	ndigs		ndigs	Digests of keys, used to prove control over keys or to hide keys	Link	Link	3											Key digests are used to prove control over keys or conceal them.
442	K	n	verfer		verfer	a primitive that represents a public key	Link	Link	3											A public key primitive.
443	K	n	diger		diger	a primitive that represents a digest	Link	Link	3											A primitive representing a digest.
444	K	n	cigar		cigar	an unindexed signature	Link	Link	3											an unindexed signature.
445	K	n	siger		siger	an indexed signature used within KERI when there are multiple current keys to an identifier	Link	Link	3											An indexed signature is used in KERI when there are multiple current keys for an identifier.
446	K	n	signer		signer	a primitive that represents a private key	Link	Link	3											A primitive representing a private key.
447	K	n	salter		salter	a primitive that represents a seed that has the ability to generate new Signers	Link	Link	3											A seed that can generate new Signers.
448	G	n	LLM		LLM	Large Language Model	Link	Link	2											Language Model
449	G	n	large-language-model		large-language-model	Is a language model consisting of a neural network with many parameters	Link	Link	2											The language model is a neural network with numerous parameters.
450	K	n	ixn		ixn	Field name for Interaction Event; its content contains a hash pointer	Link	Link	3											Interaction Event Field: Contains a hash pointer.
451	K	n	rot		rot	Field name for Rotation Event; its content contains a hash pointer	Link	Link	3											Field name: Rotation Event Content: Contains a hash pointer
452	G	n	JSON		JSON	JavaScript Object Notation	Link	Link	1											JavaScript Object Notation
453	K	v	icp		icp	incept, inception	Link	Link	3											inception
454	K	v	vcp		vcp	vdr incept, verifiable data registry inception	Link	Link	3											VDR, Verifiable Data Registry, inception
455	K	v	bis		bis	backed vc issue, registry-backed transaction event log credential issuance	Link	Link	3											VC issuance, registry-backed transaction log for credential issuance.
456	G	n	concise-binary-object-representation		concise-binary-object-representation	It is a binary data serialization format loosely based on JSON	Link	Link	3											It's a binary data serialization format loosely based on JSON.
457	K	v	brv		brv	backed vc revoke, registry-backed transaction event log credential revocation	Link	Link	3											Revoked VC, registry-backed transaction event log for credential revocation.
458	K	v	vrt		vrt	vdr rotate, verifiable data registry rotation	Link	Link	3											VDR Rotate: Verifiable Data Registry Rotation.
459	K	r	secure-private-authentic-confidentiality		secure-private-authentic-confidentiality		Link	Link	3											NO INPUT
460	K	r	SPAC		SPAC	secure private authentic confidentiality	Link	Link	3											Secured, private, authentic, confidential.
461	K	r	dead-drop		dead-drop	a presenter controls the disclosure so you can't re-identify the data	Link	Link	3											The presenter controls the disclosure, preventing data re-identification.
462	K	n	ample		ample	minimum required number of participants in an event to have a supermajority in the consensus agreement algorithm (KAACE) in KERI	Link	Link	3											The minimum number of participants needed for a supermajority in the consensus agreement algorithm (KAACE) in KERI.
463	G	r	supermajority		supermajority	Sufficient majority immune to certain kinds of attacks or faults	Link	Link	3											Sufficient majority immune to certain attacks or faults.
464	G	n	CBOR		CBOR	concise binary object representation	Link	Link	2											Concise binary object rep
465	K	n	tholder		tholder	t-holder object that supports fractionally-weighted thresholds	Link	Link	3											T-holder object supporting fractional-weighted thresholds
466	K	n	bexter		bexter	A class (programming code) in CESR that preserves its integrity in a round-trip conversion even though it offers variable length text	Link	Link	3											A class in CESR that maintains its integrity in a round-trip conversion despite variable length text.
467	K	r	moobi		moobi	to share a bunch of different end-points (oobis) all at once	Link	Link	3											to share multiple end-points (oobis) simultaneously
468	G	n	ts-node		ts-node	npm package that lets you run typescript from a shell	Link	Link	3											npm package for running TypeScript from a shell.
469	K	n	interceptor		interceptor	a keria class that allows to push events happening inside the cloud agent to other backend processes	Link	Link	3											A Keria class enables pushing cloud agent events to other backend processes.
470	K	n	salty-nonce-blinding-factor		salty-nonce-blinding-factor	Selectively share a secret and hide information with this secret	Link	Link	3											NO INPUT
471	K	n	ilk		ilk	short for message type	Link	Link	3											Short for message type.
472	K	v	dip		dip	delcept, delegated inception	Link	Link	3											Delcept, Delegated Inception.
473	K	v	drt		drt	deltate, delegated rotation	Link	Link	3											Deltate: delegated rotation.
474	K	n	rct		rct	receipt	Link	Link	3											Receipt.
475	K	n	ksn		ksn	sate, key state notice	Link	Link	3											State key notice
476	K	v	qry		qry	query	Link	Link	3											Query.
477	K	v	rpy		rpy	reply	Link	Link	3											Reply.
478	K	v	exn		exn	exchange	Link	Link	3											Exchange.
479	K	v	exp		exp	expose, sealed data exposition	Link	Link	3											Data exposure.
480	K	v	iss		iss	vc issue, verifiable credential issuance	Link	Link	3											VC issuance: verifiable credential issuance.
481	K	v	rev		rev	vc revoke, verifiable credential revocation	Link	Link	3											VC revocation, or verifiable credential revocation.
482	K	n	vdr		vdr	verifiable data registry	Link	Link	3											Verifiable data registry.
483	K	r	KATE		KATE	Kate = KERI at the Edge	Link	Link	3											Kate at the Edge = KERI
484	K	v	spurn		spurn	Reject	Link	Link	3											Reject.
485	G	v	dnd		dnd	do not delegate	Link	Link	3											Don't delegate.
486	G	v	revocation		revocation	The act of recall or annulment. It is the cancelling of an act, the recalling of a grant or privilege.	Link	Link	2											Recall or annulment is the act of canceling or recalling an act, grant, or privilege.
487	G	n	verifiable-data-registry		verifiable-data-registry	a Verifiable Data Structure that actually holds content	Link	Link	3											A verifiable data structure that holds content securely.
488	G	n	VDR		VDR	Verifiable Data Registry, a Verifiable Data Structure that actually holds content	Link	Link	3											Verifiable Data Registry, a structure that holds content and is verifiable.
489	G	r	E2E		E2E	end-to-end	Link	Link	1											End-to-end.
490	G	r	end-to-end		end-to-end	Inter-host communication and data flow transformations, considered in motion and at rest	Link	Link	1											Inter-host communication and data flow transformations, both in motion and at rest.
491	K	v	duplicity-detection		duplicity-detection	A mechanism to detect duplicity in cryptographically secured event log	Link	Link	2											Detecting duplicity in cryptographically secured event log
492	G	r	double-spend-proof		double-spend-proof	Total global ordering of transactions so that you can't spend value twice	Link	Link	2											Global ordering prevents double spending.
493	G	v	MFA		MFA	multi-factor authentication	Link	Link	1											Multi-factor authentication.
494	G	v	multi-factor-authentication		multi-factor-authentication	Authentication by combining multiple security factors, e.g. what you know, what you have and what you are.	Link	Link	1											Authentication by combining multiple security factors, such as knowledge, possession, and identity.
495	G	r	threshold-structure-security		threshold-structure-security	Allows for weaker key management or execution environment infrastructure individually, but achieves greater overall security by multiplying the number of attack surfaces	Link	Link	3											Allows for weaker management or execution environment, but improves overall security by increasing attack surfaces.
496	G	n	TEE		TEE	trusted-execution-environment; protected hardware/software/firmware security system	Link	Link	2											trusted execution environment: secure hardware/software/firmware system
497	G	n	trusted-execution-environment		trusted-execution-environment	Protected hardware/software/firmware security system	Link	Link	2											Protected hardware and software security system
498	G	r	security-overlay-properties-trillema		security-overlay-properties-trillema	an identifier system has some degree of any combination of the three properties authenticity, privacy and confidentiality, but not all three completely	Link	Link	3											An identifier system possesses some combination of the three properties: authenticity, privacy, and confidentiality, but never all three to their fullest extent.
499	S	r	autonomic-trust-basis		autonomic-trust-basis	to form this we use an AID as the root-of-trust	Link	Link	3											To create this, we utilize an AID as the root of trust.
500	S	n	autonomic-identifier		autonomic-identifier	self-managing self-certifying identifier	Link	Link	2											self-managing, self-certifying identifier.
501	S	n	legitimized-human-meaningful-identifier		legitimized-human-meaningful-identifier	identifier authorised through its autonomic identifier couplet	Link	Link	2											Authorized identifier through an autonomous identifier couplet.
502	S	n	LID		LID	Legitimized (or authorised) human meaningful identifier	Link	Link	2											Human meaningful ID
503	S	n	security		security	in identifier systems it means secure from exploit or compromise	Link	Link	1											In identifier systems, it refers to being secure against exploits or compromises.
504	S	a	secure		secure	in identifier systems it means secure from exploit or compromise	Link	Link	1											In identifier systems, it refers to being secure against exploits or compromises.
505	K	r	univalent		univalent	having a unique and non-ambiguous identifier for each entity or resource	Link	Link	2											Each entity or resource should have a unique and unambiguous identifier.
506	K	r	multi-valent		multi-valent	A situation in which a delegator may have multiple delegates thereby enabling elastic horizontal scalability.	Link	Link	2											NO INPUT
507	S	r	security-cost-performance-architecture-trade-off		security-cost-performance-architecture-trade-off		Link	Link	3											NO INPUT
508	K	r	cooperative-delegation		cooperative-delegation	A type of delegation that needs both a delegator and a delegate to be established	Link	Link	3											NO INPUT
509	G	n	TPM		TPM	trusted platform module; a device that enhances the security and privacy by providing hardware-based cryptographic functions	Link	Link	3											Trusted Platform Module (TPM) is a device that enhances security and privacy through hardware-based cryptographic functions.
510	G	n	trusted-platform-module		trusted-platform-module	A device that enhances the security and privacy by providing hardware-based cryptographic functions	Link	Link	3											A device that enhances security and privacy using hardware-based cryptographic functions.
511	K	r	bivalent		bivalent	Two independent key management infrastructures with no movement of private keys between the two.	Link	Link	2											NO INPUT
512	S	n	keri‐event‐stream		keri‐event‐stream	A stream of verifiable KERI data, consisting of the key event log and other data such as a transaction event log	Link	Link	3											A verifiable stream of KERI data, including the key event log and other transaction event logs.
513	S	n	stale-key		stale-key	A stale key is an outdated or expired encryption key that should no longer be used for securing data	Link	Link	2											A stale key is an outdated or expired encryption key that shouldn't be used for securing data anymore.
514	S	n	stale-event		stale-event	An outdated or irrelevant (key) event involving an expired encryption key that may compromise security	Link	Link	2											An obsolete or irrelevant event related to an expired encryption key that could jeopardize security.
515	G	r	privacy		privacy	Privacy is the ability of an individual or group to seclude themselves or information about themselves	Link	Link	1											Privacy is the ability for individuals or groups to hide themselves or their personal information.
516	G	n	confidentiality		confidentiality	a set of rules or a promise that limits the access or places restrictions on certain types of information	Link	Link	1											Rules or promises that limit access or place restrictions on certain information.
517	K	n	RID		RID	Root autonomic identifier	Link	Link	3											Root identifier
518	K	n	root-autonomic-identifier		root-autonomic-identifier	An entity may provide the root-of-trust for some ecosystem (with delegations) via its root autonomic identier (AID).	Link	Link	3											An entity can offer the root-of-trust for an ecosystem through its root autonomic identifier (AID) and delegations.
519	K	a	provenanced		provenanced	The act of verifying authenticity or quality of documented history or origin of something	Link	Link	2											Verifying the authenticity or origin of something.
520	K	r	non-interactive-authentication-design		non-interactive-authentication-design	Non-interactive Authentication Design	Link	Link	3											Non-interactive Authentication Design, shortened and with grammar corrected
521	K	r	interactive-authentication-design		interactive-authentication-design	secure authentication through an interactive mechanism that requires a set of requests and responses or challenge responses with challenge response replies	Link	Link	3											Secure authentication is achieved through an interactive mechanism that involves requesting and responding with challenge responses.
522	S	r	ESSR		ESSR	Encrypt Sender, Sign the Receiver	Link	Link	2											Encrypt sender, sign receiver.
523	S	n	VID		VID	Verifiable Identifier	Link	Link	2											Verifiable ID
524	S	r	encrypt‐sender‐sign‐receiver		encrypt‐sender‐sign‐receiver	Encrypt Sender, Sign the Receiver	Link	Link	2											Encrypt sender, sign receiver.
525	S	n	verifiable-identifier		verifiable-identifier	Cryptographically verifiable authentic identifier	Link	Link	2											Cryptographically verifiable identifier
526	S	n	trust-spanning-protocol		trust-spanning-protocol	Protocol using VIDs that signs every single message on the internet.	Link	Link	2											Protocol using VIDs that signs every internet message.
527	S	n	TSP		TSP	Trust spanning protocol, using VIDs that signs every single message on the internet.	Link	Link	2											TrustSpan protocol, utilizing VIDs to sign every internet message.
528	S	v	privacy-washing		privacy-washing	De-identification so that it provides a personal data safe harbour and could be legally acceptable forwarded	Link	Link	1											De-identification provides a safe harbor for personal data and can be legally acceptable when forwarded.
529	S	n	DKR		DKR	Did:keri resolver	Link	Link	2											Did Keri resolve?
530	S	n	reputation		reputation	Consistent behaviour over time on the basis of which anyone else makes near-future decisions	Link	Link	1											Consistent behavior over time on which others base near-future decisions.
531	S	r	discovery		discovery	a discovery mechanism helps to locate and verify digital identities without relying on a central authority	Link	Link	1											A discovery mechanism allows locating and validating digital identities without relying on a central authority.
532	S	r	broken-object-level-authorization		broken-object-level-authorization	or BOLA, refers to security flaws where users can access data they shouldn't	Link	Link	3											BOLA stands for security flaws allowing unauthorized data access.
533	S	n	BOLA		BOLA	Broken Object Level Authorization	Link	Link	3											Broken Object-Level Authorization
534	K	v	read-update-nullify		read-update-nullify	or "RUN"; Read, update, nullify are actions you can take on data, no create or delete	Link	Link	3											"RUN": Read, update, and nullify are actions for data manipulation, without the ability to create or delete.
535	K	v	RUN		RUN	read-update-nullify, actions you can take on data, no create or delete.	Link	Link	3											Read, update, and nullify data - these are the actions you can take. No creating or deleting is allowed.
536	K	r	direct-mode		direct-mode	(one-to-one) trust mode in KERI, in which the identity controller establishes control via verified signatures of the controlling key-pair.	Link	Link	3											KREI employs a one-to-one trust mode where the identity controller gains control through verified signatures of the controlling key-pair.
537	K	r	indirect-mode		indirect-mode	(one-to-many) trust mode in KERI, which extends the direct trust basis with witnessed key event receipt logs (KERL) for validating events.	Link	Link	3											In KERI, there is a trust mode called one-to-many that adds witnessed key event receipt logs (KERL) to validate events.
538	K	r	end-role		end-role	An end role is an authorization for one AID to serve in a role for another AID.	Link	Link	3											An end role authorizes one AID to serve in another AID's role.
539	K	n	hab		hab	A Hab is a keystore for one identifier.	Link	Link	3											A Hab is a store for one identifier.
540	S	r	identity-assurance		identity-assurance	The heavy-lifting to be done to establish reputational trust, KERI is for attributional trust	Link	Link	3											Establishing reputational trust requires significant effort, while KERI is aimed at achieving attributional trust.
541	S	r	attributional-trust		attributional-trust	You can't have reputation without attributional trust, KERI offers cryptographic root-of-trust	Link	Link	2
542	S	r	reputational-trust		reputational-trust	identity-assurance by a trusted party	Link	Link	2
543	G	n	ADR		ADR	Architectural Decision Records	Link	Link	2
544	G	n	architectural-decision-record		architectural-decision-record	justified software design choice that addresses an architectural requirement	Link	Link	2
545	G	n	MIME-type		MIME-type	Also 'media type'; a standard way to indicate the nature and format of a file, like 'image/jpeg' for JPEG images, used on the internet.	Link	Link	1
546	G	n	media-type		media-type	Also 'MIME type'; a standard way to indicate the nature and format of a file, like 'image/jpeg' for JPEG images, used on the internet.	Link	Link	1
547	K	n	listed-identifier		listed-identifier	a list in an ACDC of authorised did:webs identifier + method	Link	Link	3
548	S	r	designated-aliases		designated-aliases	An AID controller can designate aliases which are AID controlled identifiers such as a did:keri, did:webs, etc	Link	Link	2
549	K	a	sniffable		sniffable	A stream is sniffable as soon as it starts with a CESR group code or field map	Link	Link	3
550	K	n	reconciliation		reconciliation	Reconciliation is the process in which you decide to accept a fork of the KEL or not.	Link	Link	2
551	S	n	party		party	an entity who participates or is concerned in an action, proceeding, plan, etc.	Link	Link	1
553	S	n	verification		verfication	An action an agent (of a principal) performs to determine the authenticity of a claim or other digital object using a cryptographic key.	Link	Link	2
554	K	n	kever		kever	Kever is a key event verifier	Link	Link	3
555	S	n	kerific		kerific	kerific is a front plugin or extension for Chrome and Brave, that matches words in text on the web that offers buttons to various SSI glossaries and definitions.	Link	Link	1
556	K	r	access-controlled-interaction		access-controlled-interaction	Access controlled actions like submitting a report	Link	Link	3
557	K	r	registration-interaction		registration-interaction	Setup/Registration interaction, new AID and authorization to establish access control	Link	Link	3
559	K	n	xip		xip	A message that allows a transaction set to become duplicity evident	Link	Link	2
560	K	n	KAPI		KAPI	KERI API	Link	Link	1
561	S	a	self-authenticating		self-authenticating	self-certifying	Link
562	K	n	configuration-traits		configuration-traits	A list of specially defined strings representing a configuration of a KEL	Link	Link	3
563	K	a	abandoned-identifier		abandoned-identifier	An AID is abandoned when there is no further possibility to register any next key event in a KEL	Link
564	K	n	streamer		streamer	A convenience class for supporting stream parsing, including nested CESR streams	Link
565	G	n	canonicalization		canonicalization	A process for converting data that has more than one possible representation into a "standard" form	Link