Understanding Identities in the electronic age
The purpose is to share ideas and activities related to electronic identities (e-ID).
BIOSIG 2008 - Biometric Border Control & Federated Identity Management CfP http://gi-ev.de/fachbereiche/sicherheit/fg/biosig/biosig2008/BIOSIG2008-CfP-eng.pdf
Organized by Gesellschaft für Informatik e.V. (GI) | Type: ConferenceThe 5th edition of “World e-ID” will take place on Sept. 17-19. It again aims to be the ideal opportunity to share vision, see new perspectives and opportunities, based on new application standards...
Organized by Strategies Telecoms & Multimedia | Type: ConferenceThe Porvoo Group is an international cooperative network of government representatives whose primary goal is to promote a trans-national, interoperable electronic identity, based on PKI technology ...
Organized by Provoo Group | Type: Conference"Services and Identity" As the competitive edge of the global economy is shifting to "services" delivered over the Internet, we need a way of making identity available on-demand to the services in...
Organized by ACM | Type: conferenceStarted by Sid Arora 21 Apr
I remember discussing this with someone -- but due to my advancing years, I can't remember who -- a few months ago after reading some of the reputation-realted discussion on the Burton Group blog. The discussion about Personas Need Reputation, Too! was about what a protocol to support reputation might look like. The idea was to enable multiple parties to engage and have the outcome of the engagement (in the form of claims about relationships) communicated.
I remember discussing this with someone -- but due to my advancing years, I can't remember who -- a few months ago after reading some of the reputation-realted discussion on the Burton Group blog. The discussion about Personas Need Reputation, Too! was about what a protocol to support reputation might look like. The idea was to enable multiple parties to engage and have the outcome of the engagement (in the form of claims about relationships) communicated.
I remember discussing this with someone -- but due to my advancing years, I can't remember who -- a few months ago after reading some of the reputation-realted discussion on the Burton Group blog. The discussion about Personas Need Reputation, Too! was about what a protocol to support reputation might look like. The idea was to enable multiple parties to engage and have the outcome of the engagement (in the form of claims about relationships) communicated.
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