Halo
Prevent social engineering with signed links & portable credentials.
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Description
Overview
Halo is a privacy-preserving verification system that stops phishing and social engineering attacks by using verifiable credentials (VCs) to cryptographically prove:
That meeting links (like Google Meet, Zoom) truly come from who they claim to.
That job applicants or external collaborators are genuinely compliant without exposing excessive personal data.
What it solves
No more fake recruiters or fake company representatives sending meeting links.
No more invasive KYC PDFs that leak full passport data.
Stops costly social engineering attacks by proving trust cryptographically.
How it works
Role | Description |
|---|---|
Issuer | A trusted entity (KYC provider like Chainalysis, Onfido, or company signing server) issues a verifiable credential. |
Holder | The user (candidate or company rep) holds this credential in their AIR Wallet. |
Verifier | The other party (e.g. Kraken interviewer, recipient of a meeting invite) verifies the credential via browser extension or portal. |
Tech stack
Next.js: Web app to generate and verify links
AIR Credential SDK: for issuing and proving VCs with ZK circuits.
AIR Wallet: to store credentials and generate proofs.
Chrome extension: to verify signatures & show trust badges.
Why this matters
Privacy: Only minimal facts proven via zk, full identity never exposed.
Security: No manual checks or forged PDFs, all cryptographically enforced.
Trust: Recipients can instantly see if links or applicants are verified.