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Are Countrywide’s systems designed around need to know?

Was my identity stolen because there was a thief, or because Countrywide didn't have systems that limit access based on "need to know".

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on October 1, 2008
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Privacy, Fraud, Attacks
Jerry Fishenden in the Financial Times

Jerry asks, "What is going to happen as the internet grows beyond web browsing and e-mail to pervade every aspect of our daily lives?"

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on September 12, 2008
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Digital Identity, Privacy, strong authentication
Microsoft must “U-Prove” what its plans are

No consipiracy or poison pill. Just a lot of details to nail down.

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on April 7, 2008
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Digital Identity, Privacy, Intellectual Property
Reactions to Credentica acquisition

I guarantee everyone that I have zero intention of hoarding Minimal Disclosure Tokens or turning U-Prove into a proprietary Microsoft technology silo.

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on March 9, 2008
Filed under: Identity Metasystem, Minimal Disclosure, Laws of Identity, Digital Identity, Claims, Privacy, Windows Cardspace, Linkage, Intellectual Property
Ralf Bendrath on the Credentica acquisition

"One of the most important and promising developments in the digital identity world..."

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on March 9, 2008
Filed under: Higgins, Minimal Disclosure, Claims, Privacy, Platforms, Linkage, Business Model
Microsoft to adopt Stefan Brands’ Technology

Stefan and his colleagues Christian Paquin and Greg Thompson have joined the Identity and Access Group at Microsoft

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on March 6, 2008
Filed under: CardSpace, Information Cards, Identity Metasystem, Minimal Disclosure, Claims, Privacy, Identity, Linkage, anonymity
From The Economist: the Identity Parade

The Economist points out that E-government looks like a potential crock of gold for fraudsters, with huge databases, often lightly and "incompetently" protected...

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 28, 2008
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Laws of Identity, User centric, Digital Identity, Privacy, hacking
New plans for German identity card

I would be concerned if the card generates a single pseudonym that remains constant everywhere it is used

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 27, 2008
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Laws of Identity, Digital Identity, Privacy, Linkage
Booze and Identity

Looking for a night club? Tantra is a celebration of life's pleasures, it is all about open minds and heightened pleasures and, uh, privacy invasion.

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on February 26, 2008
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Laws of Identity, Privacy, Identity
NAO’s “redaction” adds fuel to the flames

Typography-related attacks are done by working backwards from the way that computers typeset

Posted to Windows CardSpace Team Bloggers (Weblog) by Anonymous on November 23, 2007
Filed under: Minimal Disclosure, Digital Rights, Digital Identity, Privacy

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