Decentralized identifiers enhance IoT authentication by eliminating dependency on central authority credentials.
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Decentralized identifiers enhance IoT authentication by eliminating dependency on central authority credentials.
Decentralized identifiers (DIDs) enhance IoT authentication by eliminating the reliance on central authority credentials. DIDs provide a way for entities in the IoT ecosystem to create their own unique identifiers without the need for a central issuing authority. This enables secure authentication and interactions between devices without a single point of failure or control, increasing the overall security and privacy of IoT networks.