Microsoft and OpenID – commentary
Here are other posts on Microsoft and OpenID announcement: Kim Cameron (Microsoft) post Michael Grave (VeriSign) post “this is a significant step toward the convergence…
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Microsoft and OpenID
This morning Microsoft announced they would support OpenID in future identity server products. Although this is a huge endorsement for OpenID, there will likely be…
OpenID vs InfoCard II
The public discussion continues with Kim responding to my post responding to his post. (what a fun game ! 🙂 Kim wonders about the misinformation,…
OpenID vs InfoCard
My good friend Kim Cameron posted the following misinformation on OpenID: InfoCards change the current model in which the user can be controlled by an…
OpenID Mash Pit January 17th
There are several Mash Pits for OpenID coming up later this month. We are hosting one here in Vancouver the same day as Portland and…
Sxipper pre-release party
Thursday night while our cousins to the south were eating turkey, we had a little pre-release party for Sxipper. We had a great turnout of…
Internet Identity Workshop – Dec 4 – 6th
For those that have not heard, the next Internet Identity Workshop is in three weeks at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. The…
Book: Identity Crisis
Identity Crisis: How Identification Is Overused and Misunderstood By Jim Harper I read this book last summer and finally have remembered to write a post…
Yahoo’s Identity Silo
Yahoo has joined Google’s silo building by releasing BBAuth, a mechanism for other sites to access services and data within the world of Yahoo. Unlike…
Authentication methods
Phil Becker wrote a post on Identity substitutes, tokens and proxies over at ZD Net. Here is the opening paragraph: We frequently use proxies for…