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La BBC met à mal la confidentialité sur Facebook
by philippej
Vous publiez sur ce site des informations (...) à vos risques et périls. (...) Même si nous vous permettons de définir des options de confidentialité visant à limiter l'accès à vos données, soyez conscient qu'il n'existe aucun système de sécurité infaillible. (...) Nous ne pouvons donc en aucun cas garantir que le contenu que vous publiez sur ce site ne sera pas vu par des personnes non autorisées.
Doutes confirmés.
2007
Beginner's guide to OpenID phishing
by philippej
& 2 others
(via)
« ... how to do a very simple phishing attack that already works for most OpenID providers. »
Advogato's trust metric
by karlcow
This document briefly describes the technical details of Advogato's trust metric.
The Tipping Point for OpenID
by philippej
(via)
« The odds of OpenID succeeding for real mainstream users, however, depends on it being simple and relatively idiot-proof. »
An OpenID is not an account !
by philippej
& 1 other
« OpenID solves the identity problem, not the trust problem. When a user authenticates with OpenID, what they are doing is stating “I have the ability to prove my ownership of this URL”. »
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2006
How to use OpenID (a screencast)
by philippej
& 4 others
« This screencast demonstrates OpenID in action. »
Comment transformer votre blog en une OpenID ?
by philippej
& 8 others
(via)
Traduction du billet de Simon Willison (http://simonwillison.net/2006/Dec/19/openid/).
OpenID: an actually distributed identity system
by Elessar
& 33 others
This is a decentralized identity system, but one that's actually decentralized and doesn't entirely crumble if one company turns evil or goes out of business.
A look at emerging Web security architectures from a Semantic Web perspective
by karlcow
At the W3C security workshop this week, I finally got to study SXIP in some detail after hearing about it and wondering how it compares to OpenID, Yadis, and the other "Identity 2.0" techniques brewing. And just in time, with a DIX/SXIP BOF at the Dallas
2005
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