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The identity inside TrustOS is represented by a DID (Decentralized Identifier) which is a unique identifier for the identity. The DID is a string that starts with did:user: followed by a UUID. The DID is used to identify the identity in the TrustOS system. To perform any operation on TrustOS, the user must be authenticated. This authentication is achieved by using a issued TrustOS JWT (JSON Web Token). Any request to TrustOS must include this token in the Authorization header, otherwise the request will be rejected. This JWT will contain the following claims:
  • user: The DID of the user.
  • qualified: A boolean that indicates if the user is authorized to perform qualified signatures.
  • iss: The issuer of the token.
  • iat: The time the token was issued.
  • exp: The expiration time of the token.
  • env: The environment where the token was issued.
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