Overview#

A Verifier (Victor) is an entity that must be convinced that the prover (Peggy) knows some facts.

A Verifier performs Verification by validation of some facts

zero-knowledge proof#

A Verifier (Victor) is an entity that must be convinced that the prover (Peggy) knows some facts without revealing ANY information about these facts.

Password Validator#

A Verifier is an entity that verifies the Claims Assertion by verifying the Claimant’s possession and control of a token using an Authentication Method.

To do this, the Verifier may also need to validate credentials that link the token and Digital Identity and check their status. (NIST.SP.800-63)

Identity Verification Service#

Many companies use a Identity Verification Service as a Verifier

More Information#

There might be more information for this subject on one of the following:

• Anonymous Credential
• Assertion
• Authentication
• Authentication Factor
• Claim
• Data Accuracy
• Digital Identity
• Federation
• Holder
• Identity Document
• Identity Proofing
• Identity Verification Service
• Impersonation-resistant
• Indy Steward
• Inspector-verifier
• Knowledge-Based Authentication
• LIGHTest
• LOA 3
• LOA 4
• Multi-Source Identity
• NIST.SP.800-63B
• Password Anti-Pattern
• Password Character Composition
• Password Hint
• Password Maximum Length
• Password Validator
• Prover
• Rich Credential
• Signature Generation
• Sovrin Steward
• U-Prove
• Validator Node
• Verifiable Credentials
• Verification
• Victor
• Zero-knowledge proof