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It's cryptographically signed by the issuing authority. Nothing can be changed...?
by WolfRazu 6y ago
It's cryptographically signed by the issuing authority. Nothing can be changed...?
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoThe picture is signed? In any case, using an older sibling's ID still works about as good as ever.
- WolfRazu 6y agoI haven't read the exact spec myself, but I'd be extremely surprised if it wasn't. Unfortunately tech can't solve the problem of doppelgangers without going into biometry, which might be a bit of an overstep for simple ID purposes.
- JoeAltmaier 6y agoRight, like this whole effort. A bit of an overstep for simple ID purposes, when fundamentally it still depends on somebody looking at the picture and making a call.