Identity 2.0
John Bradley has just posted a great entry demonstrating how simple life is going to be for a Relying Party when it comes to OpenID Connect. I highly recommend you go and read it.The sample code in John’s post is in PHP so I thought I would quickly provide the same samples in C#. here we go.
Signing up to OpenSocialthis afternoon I found that their registration page shows a woman being a bit more sociable than I was expecting. Not sure how this constitutes toward ‘Moving the social web forward’ – but she certainly is ......
So, What’s the story? OASIS…No, Not the band, The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards have released their draft Information Card specification…or more exactly : the Identity Metasystem Interoperability specification which prescribes a subset of the mechanisms defined in WS-Trust 1.2, WS-Trust 1.3, WS-SecurityPolicy 1.1, WS-SecurityPolicy 1.2, and WS-MetadataExchange to facilitate the integration of Digital Identity into an interoperable token issuance and consumption ......
NetIDme's age-verification system has been accredited by the British Board of Film Classification for its new media download classification scheme. BBFC.online was launched in May and uses the Board's famous 'black cards’ and category symbols to enable users downloading new media content - video-on-demand and streamed video which is offered to the public through websites, set-top boxes and portable media devices - to judge whether it is suitable for consumption. NetIDme Chief Executive Alex Hewitt ......
DotNetOpenID 1.0 released! Andrew Arnott The culmination of a great deal of work in refactoring, bug fixing and enhancements can be found in the latest .NET implementation of the OpenId library known as DotNetOpenId v1.0. It is free and released under the New BSD license, so give it a try! Check the Version Changes page for a list of important changes over the 0.1.2 version. Please note that there are a lot of breaking changes between this and 0.1.2, but on a plus side, there are no breaking changes ......
DotNetOpenId 0.1.2 has been released (14th March 2008). Get it now from: http://dotnetopenid.googlec... Really pleased to see that Partial Trust scenarios are now supported. Once again hat off to Andrew Arnott for his excellent work towards this release. Release notes: Session state is no longer required for consumers. ( issue 37 ) Partial trust scenarios now supported. Unsafe C# code rewritten in safe code so shared-hosting ASP.NET web sites can now be OpenID providers/consumers. ( issue 14 ......
Just found out today that Daniel Bartholomew is using SharpSTS to implement a Secure Token Server for DotNetNuke. He announces... Soon, you'll be able to issue your own managed cards through DotNetNuke, which include all the users personal information. I'm also going to write a new provider for DotNetNuke that will allow webmasters to declare what information they should save in their databases. As a webmaster you'll be able to offer your customers all the personalisation they expect, while offloading ......
Barry Dorrans will be talking to Carl and Richard about Implementing Information Cards and SharpSTS on the 18th March 2008. .NET Rocks! is a weekly talk show for anyone interested in programming on the Microsoft .NET platform. The shows range from introductory information to hardcore geekiness ......
I am happy to announce the launch of a project that anyone involved in Identity, WCF or CardSpace will find exciting. It's called SharpSTS. Working alongside (more learning from) two of my very intelligent friends Barry Dorrans and Dominick Baier, we have launched a comprehensive C# .Net library that aims to simplify the involvement for everyone that wants to develop Information Card security token services. The releases for SharpSTS live at CodePlex. We also have set up a demo site / 'play' area ......
I'm pleased to say that DotNetOpenId 0.1.1 has been released. Included in this release are feature enhancements and a security fix for OpenId providers. DotNetOpenID is a C# port of the JanRain Boo libraries originally produced by Jason Alexander What's new? http://snurl.com/209gd - Download the binary and samples here http://snurl.com/209gi Well done to Andrew 'the machine' Arnott, who is this releases major contributor Technorati Tags: dotnetopenid,openid,identity 2.0 del.icio.us Tags: openid,dotnetopenid,identity ......
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