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Factors influencing the adoption of zero-trust decentralized identity management solutions

Villareal, 2021

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16576050615390070010
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Villareal C
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Zero-trust decentralized identity management solutions (DIMS) are emerging identity management systems that abandon the central authority figure and embrace the self- sovereign model of identity management. The goal of this design is to use the unified theory …
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