A cryptographic technique allowing users to share specific attributes from a credential without revealing all information it contains.
Selective Disclosure is a cryptographic technique that allows users to share specific attributes from a credential without revealing all the information the credential contains.
Selective disclosure describes revealing selected information. The technique alone does not describe Passtru’s entire trust model: Passtru processes evidence server-side for authorized checks, and the request defines what the service receives.
eIDAS 2.0 mandates selective disclosure for EUDI Wallets, ensuring relying parties receive only minimum necessary attributes.
Selective Disclosure JSON Web Token (RFC 9901) is a standard for creating JWTs where individual claims can be selectively disclosed to verifiers.
