Enclaves d'Identité Numérique et Modules de Confiance Qualifiés eIDAS 2.0
Conception de modules matériels dédiés à l'émission d'identités souveraines, aux preuves à divulgation nulle non traçables et à l'attestation cryptographique d'attributs.
IdHSM Identity Enclave Architecture
Cryptographic Enclave: Sovereign Identity Enclave — CC EAL6+ / ARF High LoA Core
Hardware Security Nodes & Co-Processors
- SD-JWT-VC Hash & Salt Engine
- BLS12-381 / BBS+ Pairing Core
- ISO/IEC 18013-5 mDL Engine
- W3C DID Key Custody Vault
- Hardware StatusList2021 Signer
Architectural Layers & Silicon Defenses
- Layer 1: Secure Element & Attestation Root (Silicon PUF / CC EAL6+ Microcontroller): Anchoring sovereign identity master seeds to physically unclonable functions with anti-cloning guarantees.
- Layer 2: Zero-Knowledge & Pairing Co-Processor (Hardware Multi-Scalar Multiplication / BLS): Accelerating elliptic curve pairings over BLS12-381 and BN254 curves for instant zero-knowledge proof generation.
- Layer 3: Sovereign Credential Lifecycle Engine (SD-JWT-VC / ISO 18013-5 / OpenID4VCI): Formatting and cryptographically signing verifiable credentials and selective disclosure attribute attestations.
- Layer 4: European Digital Identity Gateway (eIDAS 2.0 ARF v1.4 / ETSI EN 319 411): Interfacing with European Union Digital Identity (EUDI) wallets and Qualified Trust Service Providers.
Cryptographic Telemetry & Compliance: LoA High (eIDAS 2.0 Trust Level) | < 2.8 ms (BBS+ Proof Verification) | 100% (Unlinkable Presentations) | EAL6+ (Common Criteria Certification)
Racines de confiance matérielles pour l'identité numérique souveraine et la confidentialité
Digital identity ecosystems require mathematical guarantees of privacy, non-traceability, and cryptographic authenticity. IdHSM bridges qualified trust service providers (QTSPs) and citizen identity wallets through Common Criteria certified hardware enclaves that enforce selective disclosure and unlinkability at the silicon level.
Core Engineering Areas
Technical Publications
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