Replay protection for OpenID 1.x relying parties
If you’re writing an OpenID Provider, you should have a strong appreciation for the security of your customers’ identities that you will be protecting. One aspect of that protection is…
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If you’re writing an OpenID Provider, you should have a strong appreciation for the security of your customers’ identities that you will be protecting. One aspect of that protection is…
As part of the OpenID protocol a relying party often establishes shared secrets (called ‘associations’) with identity providers that are used to verify identity assertions. It occurred to me that…
The user experience of OpenID at Relying Party web sites is so important to get right. OpenID is right for your web site’s visitors – no doubt in my mind…
Tonight DotNetOpenId, soon to be renamed DotNetOpenAuth, released beta 1 of the major v3.0 release. You can download the bits from Ohloh. Although downloads should remember that as a beta…
DotNetOpenId started on Google Code. But we’re outgrowing it. We’d like to move to a shared hosting server where we can have automated tests, nightly builds, and a better web…
The next major release of DotNetOpenId, slated for a release in or around March 2009, will add OAuth support to the mix. If you don’t know what OAuth is, it…
Janrain has been a great influence in the OpenID community and I thank them for all their efforts. They are, nevertheless, a company that must generate profits, and their recent…
Have you ever been away from your work PC, tried to Remote Desktop (RDP/mstsc) into it, only to realize that you’ve forgotten to enable RDP before you left work? Ever…
Several people have asked for an OpenID library for Classic ASP. Yes, it’s several years deprecated, but there are still some major and smaller sites using it. Classic ASP allows…
Microsoft attorneys have signed off on the open source release of the DotNetOAuth source code that I’ve been building in my spare time. It should show up in the public…