Mastering DID Document Security: Who Controls and How to Detect Tampering 🔍
Learn how to identify who controls a Decentralized Identifier (DID) and spot signs of tampering. This quick guide simplifies DID document management and security.
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Who controls a Decentralized Identifier — and how can you tell if a DID document has been tampered with? 🧩
In this short explainer, we break down how different DID methods handle control and updates: from simple web-based identifiers to blockchain-anchored and tamper-evident systems. You’ll learn why trusting a DID document isn’t enough — and how verifying the cryptographic evidence behind it really works.
🔹 Learn what makes DIDs secure
🔹 Understand the role of the DID method
🔹 See why not all DIDs are equally verifiable
Whether you’re exploring decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, or Web5 concepts, this video helps you understand one of the most important questions in digital trust: who really controls a DID?
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