Identity 2.0 at IETF66
Yesterday was the WAE BOF at IETF66 The first item was Terminology. Here were some of the references for those interested: RFC 2828 Internet Security…
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Is User-centric the best term for Identity 2.0?
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Open Identity Space in Vancouver
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Identity 2.0 and Enterprise 2.0
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Google Account Authentication: two steps forward, one step back
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What is user-centric identity?
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