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Monthly Archives: September 2006
Yahoo! Single Sign On APIs Release
Yahoo! has just released a new set of APIs for enabling SSO on the web. TechCrunch has a good review. There are two pieces to BBAuth. The first is a single sign on tool to authenticate the user. The second … Continue reading
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Identity in the Blogosphere
The Blogosphere is exploding with activity. Driven by empowered users who are leveraging easy-to-use tools, blogging is transforming the publishing industry. CNN had an interesting article on the number of blogs in china. BEIJING, China (Reuters) — The number of … Continue reading
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BusinessWeek article on Click Fraud
Last week, Business Week had a great article on click fraud. The writers did a great job detailing the issues with the paid-to-click (PTA) businesses working with domain parking services to make click fraud happen. One additional angle I would … Continue reading
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Taking passwords to the grave
Interesting article on CNET related to the issues with estate planning in the on-line world. The problem is getting messier with users moving a lot of their financial and organizational information on to the web. One of the suggestions in … Continue reading
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Free Utilities
A great list of free open source utilities and apps along with reviews (via Digg)…I actually use a number of these and most of them rock!!!
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Privacy and Social networks
There was a time a few years back where privacy was a huge issue on the web. Consumer advocates were up in arms about companies not guarding customer’s information or even selling it to other companies. The apparent issue with … Continue reading
Pretexting and social engineering
Great summary from Kim Cameron of the NPR show on pretexting and privacy issues brought froth by HP spying scandal (originally from Craig Burton)…Pretexting is a problem that will be there as long as there is profit to be made … Continue reading
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Mystery of online community
John C. Dvorak, the often controversial and flamboyant columnist at the PC magazine had an interesting post, related to the problems with virtual on-line communities. The problem with on-line communities has been the lack of an identity infrastructure and other … Continue reading
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On the absurdity of owning one’s identity
Check out Bob Blakely’s well reasoned article On The Absurdity of Owning One’s Identity. Bob provides a powerful argument for how in social networks and in society, owning one’s identity is an unworkable proposition.
What is identity?
There are a number of problems with the identity systems available on the Internet: Trying to keep track of all the username and passwords of all different accounts is hard enough but if you are like my wife, who likes … Continue reading
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