By Bruce Christianson (auth.), Bruce Christianson, Bruno Crispo, James Malcolm, Frank Stajano (eds.)
ISBN-10: 3642258662
ISBN-13: 9783642258664
ISBN-10: 3642258670
ISBN-13: 9783642258671
This ebook constitutes the completely refereed post-workshop court cases of the nineteenth foreign Workshop on safety Protocols, held in Cambridge, united kingdom, in March 2011.
Following the culture of this workshop sequence, each one paper used to be revised by means of the authors to include principles from the workshop, and is in those complaints through an edited transcription of the presentation and resulting dialogue. the quantity comprises 17 papers with their transcriptions in addition to an creation, i.e. 35 contributions in overall. The subject of the workshop used to be "Alice does not stay the following anymore".
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Might this be fixed? At the authentication workshop following FC2011 I asked a panelist from the Mozilla Foundation why, when I updated Firefox the previous day, it had put back a certificate I’d previously deleted, from an organisation associated with the Turkish military and intelligence services. The Firefox spokesman said that I couldn’t remove certificates—I had to leave them in but edit them to remove their capabilities—while an outraged Turkish delegate claimed that the body in question was merely a ‘research organisation’.
Thus although there are over a billion OpenID-enabled accounts at large providers, there are few relying parties. His studies indicate that users are concerned about phishing; a quarter of them about single points of failure; that 40% are hesitant to consent to release of personal info when signing up with a relying party (which is actually the work of a separate protocol, OAuth, that’s often bundled with OpenID to help websites collect personal information); and 36% said they wouldn’t use single sign-on for critical sites like banking, or for valuable personal information, or on sites they did not believe to be trustworthy.
Jonathan Anderson: But there might be other people who have customer services people already, not even necessarily in call centres, who are happy to, who are big enough to do the kind of the liability stuff that you need to to deal with other players in the game. And even if they’re not the default card in your wallet, they still might be happy to make you feel nice about them because they’re saving you from the bad guys. Reply: Well another interesting thing about this is that presumably you end up with some kind of industry framework agreement, and as it’s going to have to involve, I would suspect, the mobile phone industry and the banking industry, which culturally are very, very different.
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