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Primary key, not shared secret
The blogosphere is a twitter with the news that a CMU researcher demonstrated that some SSN can be predicted with a person’s date and location of birth: The nation’s Social Security numbering system h… more →
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Primary key, not shared secret
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jbohren wrote 1 day ago: The blogosphere is a twitter with the news that a CMU researcher demonstrated that some SSN can be p … more →
Search Service, Anonymous Access and 401s
nickhadlee wrote 2 days ago: In another semi-related post I was talking about anonymous access in SharePoint and a work around th … more →
Anonymous Access, Windows Authentication and 'Forcing' an Automatic Sign In
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nickhadlee wrote 2 days ago: If for what ever reason (read disclaimer at end) you need anonymous access enabled on a SharePoint s … more →
Craftsman OpenID
jbohren wrote 1 week ago: This is interesting. Sears (and Kmart) web pages now support OpenID for consumer authentication (as … more →
Overrides
apache234 wrote 1 week ago: We can do more with overrides than speed up Apache. This mechanism allows the webmaster to exert fi … more →
Using .htaccess Files
apache234 wrote 1 week ago: We experimented with putting configuration directives in a file called … /htdocs/.htaccess ra … more →
Passwords Under Win32
apache234 wrote 1 week ago: Chapter 5 Since Win32 lacks an encryption function, passwords are stored in plain text. This is not … more →
Passwords Under Unix
apache234 wrote 1 week ago: Authentication of salespeople is managed by the password file sales, stored in /usr/www/APACHE3/ok_ … more →
Authentication Directives
apache234 wrote 1 week ago: From Apache v1.3 on, filenames are relative to theserver rootunless they are absolute. A filename i … more →
Authentication Protocol
apache234 wrote 1 week ago: Authentication is simple in principle. The client sends his name and password to Apache. Apache loo … more →
Definitely Questionable
autographcollecting wrote 1 week ago: In May a member of Clint Eastwood forum (clinteastwood.net) contacted me asking if I could have a lo … more →
More Networks Line Up for TV Everywhere Test
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Chris Albrecht wrote 1 week ago: Comcast’s (s CMSCA) TV Everywhere test is expected to include TV programming from Scripps Netw … more →
Gemalto Launches Optical Reader for Online Banking
pinoypay wrote 2 weeks ago: Gemalto has announced commercial launch of the Ezio Optical TAN, a unique optical authentication rea … more →
Counterfeiting: The Industry is on the Wrong Track
Anton Steeman wrote 2 weeks ago: Many products targeted by counterfeiters are very easy to copy due to their simple-to-copy packaging … more →
How to authorize a WCF service in the anonymous internet
Gerhard Stephan wrote 2 weeks ago: Sometimes I feel like in the time of exploration where I’m a discoverer … But than I alw … more →
Updated: 9 Questions About TV Everywhere
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Chris Albrecht wrote 2 weeks ago: UPDATE: We spoke with Matt Strauss, Comcast senior vice president of new media, who gave us some ans … more →
Everything You Need to Know About TV Everywhere
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Chris Albrecht wrote 2 weeks ago: UPDATE: Well, we didn’t learn much from the TV Everywhere call this morning. It was mostly to … more →
Authentication
sbradministrator wrote 2 weeks ago: test … more →
Dude, where’s my scan?
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jbohren wrote 2 weeks ago: Apparently the CLEAR program is defunct. As with any identity effort this raises the question about … more →
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