Joseph Petviashvili (krotty), creator of the Skype-based Bitchun Society, writes today about his detection that LiveJournal is leaking his auth info via the check_immediate feature in OpenID. I haven’t seen any other discussion of this. Can anyone confirm?
open id from livejournal is not safe
If you are logged in to livejournal, that information can [...]
We rolled out Verified Pages today.
OpenID is in the air, and providing services across domains will become very important very soon. I think we’re still about six months out from the Big Bang. August. I’m calling it.
Verification underlies Identity. Identity underlies claims about a person. Aggregated claims underlie the reputations [...]
So Fred and I have been scheming. The recent push behind OpenID and its impending uptake by a great many people has led us to the decision to rebrand claimID just a bit.
We retooled the documentation, made it more apparent to the new user the benefits of having and using an OpenID and generally [...]
Also tagged claimID, identityI’m here at the Internet Identity Workshop and have been having a number of great conversations. The quality of the discussions is high and the number of demos is remarkable. Only seven months ago when I was in Mountain View for the earlier IIW2006, there were a couple demos of near-working implementations and [...]
Also tagged claimID, iiw, iiw2006b, MicroIDI’ve recently been answering questions in the TextDrive forums about OpenID. There is a genuine growing interest in this burgeoning technology and a sense of excitement when people figure out what it can do and why it’s a good thing.
OpenID works for you in a couple different ways:
1) You can use your OpenID to [...]
A roundup of links pointing to Ian Kallen’s announcement last night of Technorati’s new, shiny OpenID support:
Marshall Kirkpatrick at Techcrunch
Johannes Ernst
Scott Kveton
Christian Stocker
This is a mid-major player now supporting another open standard. Only good things can come of this kind of implementation. And it will continue to gain in value as others join [...]
Also tagged technoratiAfter a week or so of hushed discussion, I’m pleased to announce claimID’s involvement in the bounty process for OpenID development…
This is our official announcement on the claimID blog:
ClaimID proudly announces it has joined a consortium of ten forward-thinking companies to fund the development and adoption of OpenID. ClaimID utilizes OpenID, a standards-based identity [...]
Phil Windley, computer science professor at BYU and author of the O’Reilly book “Digital Identity”, writes today about his latest paper submission “A Framework for Building Reputation Systems“.
He makes a point about global identity identifiers (OpenID, LID, i-names, etc.) being capable of allowing “cross-context reputation systems to emerge”.
I think he’s right on - and I’ve [...]
ClaimID has been my muse the past few weeks again, due to my overhauling of the account system to make all our accounts OpenIDs. This makes available to our users the ability to verify themselves at any OpenID-enabled site on the internet. It also allows claimID to act as the first aggregator of [...]
Also tagged beta, claimID, identity20I’ve been hard at work the last couple weeks getting claimID ready for her transition to being both an OpenID server and consumer. We will be able to add a layer of user-centered verification and aggregation above and beyond our recent announcement of link verification.
We have some copy to write and some polish to [...]
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