OpenSocial and Liberty

OpenSocial and Liberty People Services are really tackling the same problem – only from two opposing sites. While the LAP PS has established a solid foundation for secure identity management, OpenSocial has started out to define an API for allowing…

TechEd 2008 Recap

Just back from Orlando, here are some takeaways from this year’s TechEd 2008 for IT-pros: Interoperability with SOAP based web services is progressing: I was part of a panel on interoperability, moderated by Chris Haddad. It was a fairly diverse…

Lifting the curtain

It took quite a while, but by now it is out. Please welcome the Windows CardSpace Information Card extensions for OpenSSO: https://opensso.dev.java.net/source/browse/opensso/extensions/authnicip/ When I started working on this last spring, I was not even hoping to see this released in…

Deep Dive Results

Eve was kind enough to link to my earlier article on our CardSpace Deep Dive. In that post she mentions our whiteboard notes, that I took at picture of, after all: Cards based on X.509 authentication are almost working ……

Identity at REST

Hubert and Marc have been working on a very interesting subject: using RESTful service for identity. Please take a quick look at Hubert’s blog – he is working on a series of articles on this subject. tag: Identity, REST

Deep Diving

Not about SCUBA this time: we are right now visting in Redmond so we can test our implementation of a Windows CardSpace compatible IdP against Microsoft’s implementation. Eventually, we will (hopefully) make this code available to the OpenSSO community through…

IIW 2007b

Another one done. IIW 2007b is over, and – overall – it was quite productive for me. The biggest takeaway for me is that Concordia and OSIS have made – in my mind – a major step towards harmonization and…