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=== Account and Identity Management === PDSes handle the complete lifecycle of user accounts, from creation through deletion or migration. They manage account security through email verification, password reset flows, and email change processes. For AT Protocol identities, PDSes resolve and maintain the connection between a user's [[handle]] and [[decentralized Identifier (DID)]], and often manage a default handle namespace (base domain) for its users. PDSes handle the user's cryptographic keys - both the AT Protocol signing key used to authenticate repository changes and the [[PLC]] rotation key used for identity operations. It implements the necessary cryptographic operations to generate keys, sign data, and validate signatures according to the protocol's specifications. The PDS also handles identity operations through the PLC system, including handle changes and identity verification. When these changes occur, the PDS outputs identity and account events on its repository event stream to notify the network.
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