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Your identity data is under constant threat. Stored on centralized databases, they are vulnerable to hackers and private companies who exploit them without your knowledge.
By using an encrypted decentralized identifier, you have the power to say "no" to data theft.
Thanks to it, you will be able to secure your identity on the web and on apps.
XSL Labs offers you this solution thanks to its decentralized identifier, the SDI, and offers grants to the developers of tomorrow who wish to develop a decentralized app on their ecosystem.
Discover the Internet of Trust, visit xsl-labs.org.
SDI
Centralizing your digital identity in insecure databases makes your personal data increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks.
In order to prevent this issue, XSL Labs will offer you a fully decentralized Secure Digital Identifier, called SDI.
With blockchain technology, your personal data will be encrypted and distributed in numerous servers in order to make it impossible for a third party to crack your data.
With the SDI, you will be able to control access to your personal data, view your interactions’ history and enjoy more safely the many services that the Internet of tomorrow will offer.
XSL Labs will be responsible to develop an ecosystem around the Internet of Trust. It will have all
the funds related to the Initial Coin Offering to ensure the development of Pulsar and its
components including distributed SDIs, distributed apps and distributed app extensions.
XSL Labs is an incubator and provider of grants for projects that wish to be developed on Pulsar.
The aim is to create a complete ecosystem around the protection of personal data by allowing
development teams to participate in it.
XSL Labs will also be in charge of promoting the ecosystem and creating all the conditions
necessary for its mass adoption. It will have 30% of the total amount of SYL (3,000,000,000 SYL if
7,000,000,000 are distributed during the ICO) as well as 100% of the funds invested under the
ICO.
An escrow account with a progressive release will be created in order to release the 3 billion SYL
through Smart Contracts, which will respect fixed rules:
• A maximum of 60,000,000 SYL will be released from escrow each month
• The first cycle will last 50 months.
• Each month, not distributed SYL will be placed in a new cycle.
• The number of distributed SYL is divided by two at the end of each cycle.
The escrow account as well as the immutable rules of operation will be available freely for
consultation by the public to ensure total transparency.
Examples of projects that can be subsidized:
• Anti-fraud ticketing service that fights the black market of resale
• Authenticity and recentness verification of profiles on dating apps
• Protection of biometric identification
• Creation of personal data remuneration systems
• Creation of secure connection gateways between users
• Etc.
The evaluation criteria for candidate projects will be put in place to ensure an equitable
distribution of the grants awarded to third parties
Secure Digital Identity
SDI is a collection of encrypted user data. This distributed digital identity can be deciphered with a
personal and confidential cryptographic key that only the user holds.
This SDI is going to be completed by the user himself, who may also associate external data sources
with it through service providers (for example: KYC service providers, service issuers, certification
authorities…). The user nevertheless remains the only to be able to feed data to his SDI. The
management of this associated external data will generate notifications in ONE at the user level, who
can access the data and decide whether or not to integrate it in his SDI.
Each piece of data will be distributed in a peer-to-peer network after being subject to encryption15
as well as being distributed by hash table (DHT).
The function of this decentralized storage (previous diagram) is to be a restoring checkpoint of a user
profile as well as to ensure the irrevocable nature of the data transmitted on an SDI and the respect
of the legal retention period. Any data captured on the Pulsar network (DLT) will be unintelligible and
unusable because the owner of the SDI is the only one to hold the decryption key which links the
public network (Pulsar) and his data, thus unveiling the data.
The data will also be available in the user's terminal because it will consist of:
• The addresses of SYL wallets
• Last Name
• First Name
• Date of Birth
• Domiciliation address
• E-mail address
• Telephone number
• ID
• Certifications
• Private keys intended for the use of the wallet
The user can decide at any time to close his SDI making his data inoperative and inaccessible unless
a third party has an unrestricted right of access to the data contained therein.
In the event that read-rights are still active (following an agreement between the two parties), the
user will have to communicate (to the third party, holder of the rights) his personal data through the
app so that they can still ensure the backup of the necessary elements for the contracts in progress.
Carrying out the cancellation of an SDI will never provide a right to evade legal obligations. For
example, if the user has purchased a subscription, he will have to meet their contractual obligations
before they can delete their SDI.
The SDI will be carried out in accordance to the laws in force within the European Union in order to
meet regulatory requirements.
The recorded data remains recorded in strict compliance with the operation needs of the third party
and are encrypted with the third party's cryptographic key associated with a time stamp (start and
end of validity).
History of rights
Each owner of an SDI will have access to the full list of current and past rights on his SDI. This
transparency offers advantages:
• Have a complete overview of all rights granted
• Possess the power to revoke a right when a contract is not in progress.
Solutions
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