I just ran across this group at Last.fm..
Stats
..it’s denizens post articles about and pointers to cool little gizmos/widgets/whathaveyous that one can use to leverage Last.fm data.
I ran across it via this person’s profile..
Anthony Liekens
..he has a personal website where he offers..
Data mining musical profiles
Anthony Liekens, March, 28-April, 2 2007
..that article, and a web interface […]
Eve (aka xmlgrrl) posted the following bit of musing today..
Circles of trust: disaster? or really bad idea?
http://www.xmlgrrl.com/blog/archives/2008/01/21/circles-of-trust-disaster-or-really-bad-idea/
..which I tend to think hits the proverbial nail pretty squarely on the head wrt “open internet”, “trust all comers”, and “trust circles”.
One very small, detail-level comment I have on her post is that where she writes..
(where users […]
I’ve done a modest editorial and copy editing update to the OpenID SAML technical comparison document announced earlier. Going forward, the latest rev will be available via this URL:
http://identitymeme.org/doc/draft-hodges-saml-openid-compare.html
Technorati Tags: authentication, Open Standards, openid, saml, Security, simplified sign on, single sign on
Over the past couple of years quite a few folks have asked me, and I’m sure others, “what’s the salient differences between OpenID and SAML?” So earlier this year I began hacking together a technical comparison of the two. It’s an interesting exercise comparing two Web SSO protocols, even one as ostensibly simple, and […]
I’ve updated the SAML-lSSO and SAML OpenID Profile specs just to bring them up-to-date with the latest revisions of various SAML and OpenID specs and to fix minor editorial issues. The SAML-lSSO spec is presently not a current IETF Internet-Draft — it’s prior version expired a few months ago. We’re thinking about whether we want […]
Someone had posted on the private-club IDworkshop@ list…
>
> If you were to look back on the entire evolution of digital identity
> systems to date, what would you highlight as some of the key milestone
> events?
And my small contribution to the resulting stream-of-consciousness thread was (essentially, i’ve edited it some)…
In terms of […]
So Pat Patterson has pulled a nice rabbit outta his hat and concocted a SAMLv2 Relying Party Implementation in PHP! I’m going to have to play with this one…
Switching on the Lightbulb
Q&A on the OpenSSO SAML 2.0 PHP work
Technorati Tags: digital identity, Identity, Open Standards, opensource, saml, Security, simplified sign on, single sign on, software […]
So there’s this bit of software called Gizmo that’s pretty cool, available from GizmoProject.com. It’s a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) -based “softphone” widget, err.. gizmo, that allows one to make voice calls on the Internet, like VoIP, duh.
Anyway, obvious to anyone who’s paid a lick of attention the past few years, this competes with […]
The Liberty Alliance will present the IDentity Deployment of the Year Award (IDDY, pronounced EYE-D) before the keynote at the DIDW (DigitalID World) conference this September. The announcement and nomination page is here…
IDentity Deployment of the Year Award
This sounds like a good idea to not only promote the “online identity” topic itself, but also spread […]
The thoughtful Roger Sullivan makes his blogosphere appearance..
From the desk of Roger Sullivan…
Welcome Roger!
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