For about a year I have been pushing OpenID and OAuth as a key component to a large scale “Social Process” system (see posts here, here, and here). In the past year I have tested these ideas with a project called “Process Leaves” which is essentially a wiki which supports a couple of non-profit organizations I volunteer with. In order to access the protected content, you must log in with an OpenId. Yet there is still a problem. (more…)
Entries tagged as ‘OAuth’
Identity Update: Browsers with OpenID?
May 9, 2009 · 3 Comments
Categories: OAuth · OpenID
Tagged: authentication, OAuth, OpenID, registration, User Interface
REST assured, OAuth security
December 11, 2008 · 3 Comments
I have been investigating REST oriented workflow in a secure environment for the past couple of months. I covered OpenID a few months ago which is perfect for allowing for a kind of single sign on (SSO) in a web 2.0 environment without giving any service your password. Signing on to services is important, but how do you get a service to talk to another service, without giving one of them your password? (more…)
Categories: OAuth · OpenID · REST
Tagged: authentication, OAuth, OpenID



