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Well, I suggested that more than a year ago just to get booed down...it
really should be part of the policy<br>
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Sean Reilly wrote:
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cite="mid:C9454D12-953F-4B72-AF12-03B1B7F1BC30@cnri.reston.va.us"
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I think the point is that OpenIDs should start with https: so that
there is no http->https redirection needed. If any step of the
process goes through a normal http exchange/redirect then there is a
weak link in the chain where a bad guy could take over the
authentication.
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Or maybe I'm missing something having jumped into the middle of the
conversation.
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cheers,
<br>
sean
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