Personal blog about various IETF and Internet related activities
When designing new protocols and technologies it is essentially to get the starting point right – the assumptions of what technology can be used and what cannot be used. I just saw a great post by Patrik Fältström on the Apps-discuss IETF mailing list. Here is what he said about the design choices for WebFinger: [...]
There are a couple of OAuth events going on this week. Here is a list: Sunday: OpenID Connect Workshop https://oic-workshop-ietf-83.eventbrite.com Tuesday: ISOC lunch event with the title “Authentication and Authorization: Next steps for OpenID and OAuth” http://www.internetsociety.org/events/isoc-panel-openid-and-oauth-ietf-8 3 OMA IETF MIF API Workshop (18:10-20:00, room 212/213) http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/ietf/current/msg72651.html Thursday: Harry’s lunch event with the title [...]
ISOC regularly organizes panels at IETF meetings (and elsewhere). At the upcoming IETF 83 meeting there will be a panel on Tuesday, 27 March, 11:45am-12:45pm (local time). The topic is Authentication and Authorization: Next steps for OpenID and OAuth As the IETF-developed OAuth nears draft standard status, and with the recent publication of the OpenID [...]
I have given three tutorials on OAuth at the Beijing IETF (last November) and one talk to the MIT Communications Futures Privacy & Security working group this week. Here are my slides: OAuth Tutorial (Beijing IETF, Nov. 2010) (zip file) OAuth Security (Beijing IETF, Nov. 2010) (zip file) OAuth Overview (SAAG Meeting, Beijing IETF, Nov. [...]
At the Finnish Internet Forum #FIForum to discuss the role of small countries in Internet governance http://t.co/nkUPDpvQ5e
My favorite from #euesw2013: "What goes unmeasured is left without improvement!" stated in location discussion
Tony O'Brien joins EENA. Great news!
Attending the Berlin Group meeting; the agenda contains everything from 'the right to be forgotten' to a talk about Twitter privacy.