Learning XIDs from the Command Line
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    • Chapter One: Introduction to XIDs
    • 1.1: Getting Started with SSI & XIDs
    • 1.2: Understanding Core Concepts
    • 1.3: Creating Your First XID
    • 1.4: Making a XID Verifiable
    • Chapter Two: Making Claims (And Protecting Them)
    • 2.1: Creating Self Attestations
    • 2.2: Managing Sensitive Claims with Elision
    • 2.3: Managing Sensitive Claims with Encryption
    • Chapter Three: Attesting with Edges
    • 3.1: Creating Edges
    • 3.2: Supporting Cross Verification
    • 3.3: Creating Peer Endorsements
    • Chapter Four: Managing Your XIDs
    • 4.1: Creating Binding Agreements
    • 4.2: Publishing Commitments for Privacy
    • 4.3: Creating New Views
    • 4.4: Creating New Editions
    • Chapter Five: Managing Your Keys
    • 5.1: Generating Operational Keys
    • 5.2: Updating Keys
    • 5.3: Backing Up Your Inception Key
    • 5.4: Backing Up Your SSH Key
    • 5.5: Responding to Key Compromise

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    See bcts.dev/xid for a hands-on, online version of this tutorial.

    Chapter One: Introduction to XIDs

    • §1.1: Getting Started with SSI & XIDs
    • §1.2: Understanding Core Concepts
    • §1.3: Creating Your First XID
    • §1.4: Making a XID Verifiable

    Chapter Two: Making Claims (And Protecting Them)

    • §2.1: Creating Self Attestations
    • §2.2: Managing Sensitive Claims with Elision
    • §2.3: Managing Sensitive Claims with Encryption

    Chapter Three: Attesting with Edges

    • §3.1: Creating Edges
    • §3.2: Supporting Cross Verification
    • §3.3: Creating Peer Endorsements

    Chapter Four: Managing Your XIDs

    • §4.1: Creating Binding Agreements
    • §4.2: Publishing Commitments for Privacy
    • §4.3: Creating New Views
    • §4.4: Creating New Editions

    Chapter Five: Managing Your Keys

    • §5.1: Generating Operational Keys
    • §5.2: Updating Keys
    • §5.3: Backing Up Your Inception Key
    • §5.4: Backing Up Your SSH Key
    • §5.5: Responding to Key Compromise

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