Get ready for Identity 3.0

We need an identity framework that combines strong authentication with anonymity.

Yahoo!'s recent announcement that it intends to support OpenID, allowing users to access multiple internet sites with their Yahoo! ID, is a big step forward for acceptance of OpenID. For users of many Web 2.0 sites this increased use of OpenID looks to bring increased convenience when logging in. However, in spite of recent security improvements to the OpenID 2.0 specification, the standard will not assure security when logging into sites such as banking and e-commerce, as use of these security provisions is entirely optional on the part of those implementing the technology. OpenID is ...
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