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More Documents

  • Proposal for A Common Identity Framework (2008)
  • The Identity Metasystem (2006)
  • Microsoft Open Specification Promise
  • Wifi Positioning Systems: Beware of Unintended Consequences

Recent Presentations

  • The Laws of Identity on the Blockchain — EIC Keynote May 2018. The Laws of Identity, embedded in the GDPR, will drive the adoption of Decentralized Identity anchored by Blockchain The Laws of Identity on the Blockchain — EIC Keynote May 2018. The Laws of Identity, embedded in the GDPR, will drive the adoption of Decentralized Identity anchored by Blockchain

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Real phish stories

Check out this eweek article. And at the New York Times, there is this one on issues at eBay.

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