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Blockchain-backed SSI: empowering travelers with a secure platform for digitalized travel information

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"Document fraud poses significant security risks and can result in unauthorized en- tries into a country, as well as manual verification, a time-consuming process that raises concerns about the privacy of travelers as their data could be exposed dur- ing the verification process. Blockchain technology has advanced the concept of Self-sovereign identity (SSI), a user-controlled and secure identity management sys- tem made possible through distributed ledger technology. This study describes how blockchain-based SSI systems can be used where passengers can carry traveling information digitally and securely, which provides users with control over digitized personal information as per use. It is a user-consent and privacy-controlled platform where users share the least amount of information for verification. The adoption of this system, a digital travel pass credential wallet, will display traveler’s ability to use digitized travel credentials that are valid on all conveyance systems. With this system, travelers won’t need several cards or hard copies; rather, they will have it digitally and control their data. Overall, by eliminating the need for physical docu- ments and relying on standardized digital credentials, the SSI framework simplifies the travel pass verification process and enhances efficiency for both individuals and verifiers."

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Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 66-69).
This thesis is submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering, 2024.

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