The Decentralized Identity Revolution: Overcoming WSO2's Limitations with Secure and Privacy-Focused Authentication through DEX IDP
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: The way we manage our digital identities is changing, mainly because people are becoming more concerned about privacy, security, and having control over their personal information. Traditional identity systems, like WSO2, are built on a centralized model, where all your personal data is stored in one place. While these systems have been used for a long time, they come with big problems—like the risk of data breaches, privacy issues, and limits on how well they can scale as technology evolves. As a solution, there’s a growing movement toward decentralized identity systems. These systems are designed to give users more control over their own identity information. They are safer, protect privacy better, and work more seamlessly with the modern digital world. This white paper looks at the drawbacks of older, centralized systems like WSO2 and introduces a new type of identity provider—DEX IDP. DEX IDP uses blockchain technology and a concept called self-sovereign identity, which means you have control over your own identity data, without relying on third parties. This approach uses advanced encryption techniques and decentralization to solve the security and privacy problems that come with centralized systems. In this paper, we will explore the technical details, real-world examples, and security issues around DEX IDP. By the end, you’ll see how DEX IDP can change the way we handle digital identities, making it a safer, more transparent, and privacy-friendly alternative to older systems like WSO2.
DOI: 10.55041/ijsrem42770
Authors: Raghav Sharma,, Mala Kamboj, Arpit Jain,, Ashima Sahni
Language: English
Subfield: Information Systems
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4408723476