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Henk van Cann edited this page Aug 1, 2022
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Definition
commitment to next rotated key set in previous rotation or inception event.
It is a new invention in KERI. Pre-rotation is a cryptographical commitment (a hash) to the next private key in the rotation-scheme.
The pre-rotation scheme provides secure verifiable rotation that mitigates successful exploit of a given set of signing private keys from a set of (public, private) key-pairs when that exploit happens sometime after its creation and its first use to issue a self-certifying identifier. In other words, it assumes that the private keys remains private until after issuance of the associated identifier.
Source: chapter Pre-rotation in whitepaper