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Title:

Online Identity Crisis

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Level:
Intermediate
Type:
Panel
Category:
Technical, Next Gen
Presenter:
Jason Levitt , Yahoo!
Description:
Is OpenID "the way" to authenticate the average user on the Internet, or is there a better method (maybe, "don't fix it")? In this panel, we look critically at OpenID and the problem of authenticating users on the Internet.
Evan Prodromou
on 22/8/07
Golly, Jason, if we don't use OpenID, what would we use? Maybe... BBAuth?!?! Some disclosure on biases might make this panel more attractive.
Jake McKee
on 23/8/07
As someone who struggles to see the value in these systems, and finds it (and doesn't) daily, I'm on board!
Chris Messina
on 25/8/07
Hmm. Criticism can only make us stronger. Sweet!
Joe Cascio
on 28/8/07
This discussion needs to happen.
Jason Levitt
on 20/9/07
Hi Evan. If BBauth (and Google's use of SAML) and other proprietary authentication approaches are worthy of bringing into the discussion, then they will be brought into the discussion. This is a technical panel, not a marketing panel.
Allen Tom
on 21/9/07
I need to check this one out!
Do it today!
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