[OpenID] What are openids weaknesses?
Peter Williams
pwilliams at rapattoni.com
Sun Sep 2 13:05:51 UTC 2007
How do you think folks logged on to a half billion accounts at Microsoft Hotmail over the last 10 years?
How do you think a folks logon to Microsoft IM?
It’s just sp-initiated websso, on the internet today. Go try it. Go spy on the modern redirects. The std is ws-federation passive. OpenID like in flow.
We are still deciding as a community whether realtor.com shall support webSSO, from the likes of IDPs like Live.com, Yahoo, etc. We have rather a lot of consumer traffic, ourselves you know -- speaking for the wider, realty-related community It would make some sense that the major portals federate with such major relying party destination sites.
First focus on websso. Then we decide the protocol: saml, ws-fed, openid. In all likelihood, its cheap enough to do all three. They each have interesting technical properties.
From: Eddy Nigg (StartCom Ltd.) [mailto:eddy_nigg at startcom.org]
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 5:54 AM
To: Peter Williams
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Subject: Re: [OpenID] What are openids weaknesses?
Peter Williams wrote:
[Peter Williams]
But then one might ask, where is the adoption by the masses of both openid or saml? Certainly nothing I'm aware of - or better, not many choose to rely on it, except in a closed relying relation...i.e. I trust my own delegation point, not that of others.
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