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Sun's ID software gets a Liberty face-lift
The company unveils Identity Server 6.0, updating the server software so it will support the Sun-led Liberty Alliance's newly released Web authentication standard.
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Bridging the gap between Liberty and Microsoft
It appears that we are closer to a solution for single sign-on and identity management. But what if Microsoft chooses not to support Liberty’s specifications?
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Liberty allies send out first specs
Sun and its partners in the Liberty Alliance release the lead-out version of their Web authentication standard, a rival to Passport. But the group's no longer at war with Microsoft.
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Liberty Alliance to release software spec
The Sun-backed group will unveil the detailed workings of its Liberty Alliance specification--leading the way to building single-sign-on Web sites and software.
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Passport vs. Liberty 'war': The road to nowhere
Peter Judge says focusing on the "war" between Passport and Liberty over identity services is exactly the way to make sure that neither gets anywhere.
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Identity services starting to harmonize
Eric Knorr says Microsoft has changed its tune about identity--and the refrain sounds a lot like that of the Liberty Alliance.
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Sun covets Web services niche
Sun's Liberty Alliance is the first step to make up for lost time and catch up to Microsoft's .Net in the growing market for Web services. But many in the industry say Sun still has a lot of...
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How Sun is building a stepping-stone to Liberty
Eric Knorr says that Sun is on the right track by emphasizing single sign-on for enterprises first--and letting consumer identity services gestate at their own pace.
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Sun responds to Mundie's Liberty slur
Sun Microsystems' CTO Hal Stern retorts that Microsoft's Passport database fails to represent purchasing power due to the level of duplication between its different interfaces.
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IBM's Mills: Leaning toward Liberty?
Officially, IBM is neutral over the issue of Passport vs. Liberty. But listen to IBM Senior VP Steve Mills stress the importance of open identity and authentication services and you get an idea as...
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Liberty: Much more than zero
Six months after saying the Liberty Alliance had "zero chance of mattering," Steve Ballmer might be eating his words as corporate heavyweights keep queuing up to enlist in the Alliance.
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Schwartz Unplugged: Project Liberty, a work in progress
Sun chief strategist Jonathan Schwartz discusses the state of the Liberty Alliance project in this exclusive ZDNet Tech Update interview.
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Liberty on crash course with national ID
OK, AOL joins Project Liberty. So, who’s joining next? And what does all this have to do with a national ID? Join David in some wild speculation.
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The rhetoric isn't resonating
In dueling keynotes at Gartner's Symposium, Microsoft and Sun CEOs played up the jokes. But at who's expense? David spoke with IT execs who were hungry for more beef and less roast.
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Who do you trust?
Members of the recently formed Liberty Alliance are banking on the fact that it's not Microsoft.
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Is a Web services divide ahead?
With Sun's Liberty Alliance challenging Microsoft's .Net My Services, we face the prospect of a Web services world partitioned down the middle. Is this split inevitable? Eric Knorr weighs in.
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Single sign-on--harder than it sounds
Single Internet sign-on sounds like a great idea. But the practical technology problems of making it work are nothing to sneeze at.
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Maryland bans employers asking for your Facebook password
Maryland has become the first state to ban the practice of employers asking current employees as well as job applicants for access to their social media accounts, such as for Facebook.
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Ben Franklin would say our online liberty is the same as liberty itself
It's a fine line to walk. Rather than great thinkers like Thomas Jefferson and Ben Franklin, we're stuck with the 112th U.S. Congress.
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EU--U.S. passenger data deal a "severe blow to civil liberties"
The EU--U.S. Passenger Name Records Agreement has been passed, despite the agreement's rapporteur recommending that it should not be passed. Another blow to civil liberties.
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