January 28, 2009 – 8:09 pm
Today the OpenID Foundation announced that PayPal joined the board of the OpenID Foundation as the sixth sustaining corporate member. This is certainly a very remarkable addition to the board as PayPal is a well-established brand all over the world and represents an industry that is not part of the board yet and which deals […]
January 24, 2009 – 8:23 pm
Sometimes OpenID and discussions about it seem so serious, sometimes academic, and sometimes even stupid. Where is the fun? A more casual app for playing around with? Well, if you like beer, it exists: 97 Bottles.
97 Bottles is only dealing with beer. Users can write reviews about their favourite beers, connect with their friends, and […]
January 7, 2009 – 10:51 pm
Just in time before year’s end the Provider Authentication Policy Extension (PAPE) was approved as an OpenID specification by votes of members of the OpenID Foundation.
PAPE will help making OpenID more secure. To quote from our Technical Terms page:
This extension (it can be used with OpenID 1.1 and 2.0) allows Relying Parties to request […]
By Carsten Poetter | Posted in News | Tagged authentication, nist, pape, security, specification |