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remain unrevoked. This will ensure long sections of bits that are the same
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value and thus highly compressible using run-length compression techniques
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such as GZIP [[RFC1952]]. The default status list size is 131,072 entries,
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- equivalent to 16KB of single bit values. When only a handful of < a > verifiable
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- credentials</ a > are revoked, the compressed bitstring size is reduced down to a
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- few hundred bytes.
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+ equivalent to 16 KB of single bit values. When only a handful of
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+ < a > verifiable credentials</ a > are revoked, GZIP compresses the bitstring
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+ to a few hundred bytes.
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</ p >
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< p >
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Another benefit of using a bitstring is that it enables large numbers of
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< a > verifiable credential</ a > statuses to be placed in the same list.
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- This specification utilizes a minimum list length of 131,072. This
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- population size ensures an adequate amount of herd privacy in the average case.
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- If better herd privacy is required, the bitstring can be made to be larger.
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+ This specification uses a minimum list length of 131,072. This
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+ size ensures an adequate amount of herd privacy in the average case.
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+ If better herd privacy is required, the bitstring can be made larger.
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</ p >
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< figure id ="bitstring ">
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STATUS_LIST_LENGTH_ERROR (-130)
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</ dt >
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< dd >
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- The status list does not meet the minimum herd privacy length requirements.
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- See Section < a href ="#validate-algorithm "> </ a > .
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+ The status list length does not satisfy the minimum length required for
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+ herd privacy. See Section < a href ="#validate-algorithm "> </ a > .
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</ dd >
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</ dl >
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</ section >
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