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Goal is to let net users control their online identities.
It’s big enough and he usually has it with him…
Can InfoCards help evolve our email infrastructure towards authentication?
Ron Rivest says identity based crypto may be becoming the right approach to authenticated email.
Could there be a new robot that eats existing blog comments to grow new spam?
An overly enthusiastic spam filter has been filing away my mail.
Pamela Dingle wants us to beef up our approach to exporting InfoCards from the Identity Selector.
“There are lots of cases where you want to be authentic but not give up your privacy – or not give up your privacy except in extreme cases.”
Bill Gates’ keynote at the RSA Security Conference created a flurry of articles focussing on InfoCards and the Identity Metasystem
Ina asks me about the things that make this project especially hard.
