The next generation of Identity
The crux of the argument was that they are providing OpenIDs, but are not accepting them. Advance the OpenID Technology: There are valid reasons for not being an RP for sensitive sites, but we need to advance the technology to overcome them.
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With the finalization late last year of the OpenID 2.0 specs (included Attribute Exchange ); the OpenID Foundation approval of the IPR policy and process and execution of non-assertion agreements by all the contributors; OpenID 2.0 seems ready for prime time.
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Fortunately for enterprises, there are security measures that can be taken. With recent coverage by CNET, Washington Post and eWeek on CRM phishing, it is likely that phishers will become more aware of the many target rich enterprises on the internet, and the number of attacks will mushroom.
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Jon Udel recently interviewed me about the BC Government Identity Management project. Podcast provides some thoughts on that, and then we wonder into general discussion on user-centric identity.
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Yesterday a spec was released that solves one of the internet identity problems: how do you let an app access your account at a web service without giving it your username and password. A number of people were at Mashup Camp and decided to work together to solve the problem.
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I have become a fairly active Facebook user and recently had Lindsay Adams invite me to be a friend. I am naive at times, but not that naive! I saw another Facebook user become a friend and messaged that person to see what we had in common to home in on who "Lindsay" was.
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In the post, pdp talks about how the real world is decentralized and then claims that Identity 2.0 is centralized. You obtain claims or credentials from who is authoritative about some aspect of your identity, and then present to others to prove you have a particular attribute.
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