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RSA: The online indentity project held its first public interoperability demonstration at the RSA Conference Read more
16 April, 2003 by Peter JudgeThe current Passport e-wallet is to be phased out by March 2003 - but customers will need to re-register for the new service Read more
3 September, 2002 by Margaret KaneLiberty's rivalry with Microsoft's Passport in the online authentication arena has been strengthened by the addition of Bridgewater Systems Read more
29 August, 2002 by Sandeep JunnarkarAfter a Federal investigation into privacy violations by Microsoft's Passport authentication service, the software giant has agreed to settle Read more
8 August, 2002 by Declan McCullagh and Sandeep JunnarkarThe rival to Microsoft's Passport online authentication system is to release its specification in the next few days Read more
10 July, 2002 by Stephen ShanklandSoftware flaws in Microsoft's Passport authentication system leave consumers' financial data wide open and have caused the software company to remove a key service from the Internet Read more
5 November, 2001 by Robert Lemos
...ID service from within Java applications. Windows Live ID (originally known as
Industry rallies and saves the day... Read more
4 January, 2005 by silicon.com staff...have to sign in through eBay directly. "Once this takes place, the
Analysts at Gartner have advised their customers to stop using
American Express joins the Liberty Alliance, giving a fillip to the Sun-led group that's working to counter Microsoft's Passport. Is it really unthinkable that Microsoft might sign up too? Read more
6 December, 2001 by Stephen ShanklandGates gets a plastic pal... Read more
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6 December, 2001 by Pia HeikkilaCyber-Fagins would be able to pick a pocket or two ... Read more
5 November, 2001 by Pia Heikkila
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Nice to see that Turing's idea of a general purpose computer doing once-hardware-powered tasks in software is now universal ;-) Mary
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