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More on Personal Data working group report

So, during the Kantara Initiative's Information Sharing working group call, which happend between 1:30am and 2:30am here in Munich, Joe Andr ...

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Info Sharing Label became the top story of Nikkei newspapers in Japan!

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) of Japan announced the publishing of the report on the personal data usage by corporations. ...

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Explicit Consent – Turning Internet Dog into Pavlov’s Dog

People like me who is working on internet identity space is trying to solve so called "Internet Dog Problem." You surely must have seen t ...

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Alice to Bob resource sharing

So I was in UMA call today and that reminded me of this use case. How does Alice share her protected resources (like medical test result) ...

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Call for Papers – Open Identity Summit 2013 – Deadline: May 15th, 2013

Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, please be invited to submit a paper or abstract to the "Open Identity Summit". Furthermore we would be deligh ...

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Re: Limitations of the OAuth 2.0 definition of “Client”

Thomas Hardjono has a very good blog entry <<Limitations of the OAuth 2.0 definition of "Client">>. The essence of the entry ...

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Hyperlinked OAuth

I just published a new I-D on the hyperlinked oauth that I talked at IETF 85. Since it was pointed out that the "_links" member is actually ...

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[OAuth] Resource Owner != Client User

I have been preaching this numerous time, but let me do it once more. There seems to be a very common misperception that in OAuth that th ...

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Supporting IMAP etc. poor-man’s way

There are multiple efforts that are going on to bring the federated identity to non-web protocols. At IETF, it is done in the kitten WG and ...

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Count Up API

As part of the PEAFIAMP project, we are supposed to come up with a way to provide the service providers (SP, RP) to find out how many times ...

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