Author: Nat

Torsten Lodderstedt’s excellent blog titled “Transaction Authorization or why we need to re-think OAuth scopes” has been floating around for a few weeks. I always meant to have

February 26 this year marks the 5th birthday of OpenID Connect. In Tokyo, we had a celebration workshop + party. Last 5 years In the last 5 years,

I have not been writing about these in my English blog, but since it is a highly impacting policy group, has been garnering high interest from mass-media as

This year, I will be delivering a keynote session at the European Identity and Cloud Conference 2019. It will be on May 14. May 14, 2019  18:40‑19:00 OpenID in the DIgital

Thank you very much for your support. This afternoon in the US time, in the board meeting, I was unanimously re-elected as the chairman of the OpenID Foundation,

As it was announced on the OpenID Foundation blog, I got elected as a community board member with two years term. It is my honour to be able

So I got an Estonian e-Residency Card a while ago. This afternoon, finally, I decided to use it online with my Windows 10 laptop. The process is pretty

Today, December 24 of 2018 marks the 200th anniversary of this famous Christmas carol, “Silent Night, Holy Night.” It was in a small town in Austria called Oberndorf

Self-issued OP (SIOP) is defined in Chapter 7 of OpenID Connect (2014). If we take  that the Identity (set of data related to the entity) needs to be

I will be speaking at Trustech 2018 at 10:35 AM on November 27, during the track “IDENTITY AND PRIVACY: THE FULL PICTURE”.  You can find the information about