[Openid-specs-fapi] Fwd: Letter from Vice-President ValdisDombrovskis: Comments about Redirection

Nat Sakimura nat at sakimura.org
Sat Mar 9 15:29:51 UTC 2019


Hi Philippe, 

I initially thought of it, but then got disturbed with his statement about Nordic countries where they are provided by banks. 

Re: redirecting to public entities – I am not that familiar with eIDAS so it would help me if you could tell me if the regulators will be liable if the Bank depends on them and the transaction were fraudulent? By depending on the external authentication and not getting the client land on the page that the bank controls, the bank loses the opportunity to obtain risk signals like device location, cookie and local storage states, etc. Hence, banks will be exposed to higher risk, you know. 

Best, 

Nat Sakimura

差出人: Philippe Leothaud
送信日時: 2019年3月10日 0:20
宛先: Financial API Working Group List
CC: nat
件名: Re: [Openid-specs-fapi] Fwd: Letter from Vice-President ValdisDombrovskis: Comments about Redirection

HI Nat,

I suspect his problem is not the redirection per se, but a redirection "to the Banks' Web pages or apps"

I guess he would prefer to have redirection to a public OP and not to the banks' ones though it's just me guessing

Thanks,

Philippe 

On Sat, Mar 9, 2019 at 3:31 PM nat via Openid-specs-fapi <openid-specs-fapi at lists.openid.net> wrote:
Restarting the thread as I want to make a youtube video on this one and 
want to hear your opinions.

So, Mr Dombrovskis says:

"I would like to encourage industry players to shift their attention 
away from authentication methods that are redirecting TPP customers to 
the banks' webpages (or apps). This cannot be the basis for innovative 
and competitive European payment services. Instead, the focus should in 
my view be on the development of convenient and secure new 
authentication methods. Such new forms of authentication, which are now 
more and more widely used, can be linked to e-IDs, issued by public 
authorities or private entities as in the Nordic countries, that may be 
used by customers with numerous market participants..."

What I do not understand is that why he thinks "Such new forms of 
authentication" does not involve a redirect.
As far as I understand, "private entities as in the Nordic countries" 
uses either SAML or OpenID Connect and make use of "redirect" to perform 
the user authentication that is linked to e-IDs, and they are provided 
by banks. If I am right, then the above statement is saying:

"Shift their attention away from authentication methods that are 
redirecting TPP customers to the banks' webpages (or apps) to 
authentication methods that are redirecting TPP customers to the banks' 
webpages (or apps)."

It just does not make sense...

I could go on with a generic Youtube video showing how redirecting can 
be non-intrusing but I wanted to understand the above statement better.

Best,

Nat

On 2019-02-22 18:25, Dave Tonge via Openid-specs-fapi wrote:
> Dear FAPI WG
> 
> I just received this and think it may be of interest to you:
> 
> Please find attached a letter and attachment from Commission Vice
> President Dombrovskis.
> 
> He has made some discouraging comments about redirection to webpages
> and apps:
> 
> “I WOULD LIKE TO ENCOURAGE INDUSTRY PLAYERS TO SHIFT THEIR ATTENTION
> AWAY FROM AUTHENTICATION METHODS THAT ARE REDIRECTING TPP CUSTOMERS TO
> THE BANKS' WEBPAGES (OR APPS). THIS CANNOT BE THE BASIS FOR
> INNOVATIVE AND COMPETITIVE EUROPEAN PAYMENT SERVICES. Instead, the
> focus should in my view be on the development of convenient and secure
> new authentication methods. Such new forms of authentication, which
> are now more and more widely used, can be linked to e-IDs, issued by
> public authorities or private entities as in the Nordic countries,
> that may be used by customers with numerous market participants…”
> 
> …“I also invite industry players to work together to find
> practical solutions to other problems that payment initiation service
> and/or account information service providers are facing. One of them
> is the regular renewal, every 90 days, of consent for the TPPs’
> access to accounts. This consent renewal requires STRONG CUSTOMER
> AUTHENTICATION, WHICH WOULD BE A MAJOR INCONVENIENCE IF DONE FOR EACH
> BANK USING CONVENTIONAL AUTHENTICATION METHODS AND POSSIBLY
> REDIRECTION TO THE BANKS’ AUTHENTICATION PAGES.”
> 
> Dave
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