OpenID Authentication 1.1 - The Diigo Meta page

• 07 May 10
  

  openid specification authentication identity spec

• 02 Dec 08
  

  D. Elmo Peele

  openid identification spec security authentication

• 20 Mar 08
  

  Jay Graves

  openid spec specification

• 14 Dec 07
  

  Nathan Hollingsworth

  openid authentication openiddelegation

• 08 Jul 07
  

  Hiroshi NAKAMURA

  security

• 08 Jun 07
  

  Ken Wei

  openid www

• 12 May 07
  

  cadid soir

  openid specification spec protocol Security Authentication

• 22 Mar 07
  

  Matti Narkia

  OpenID Authenticaion provides a way to prove that an End User owns an Identity URL. It does this without passing around their password, email address, or anything they don't want it to.
  
  OpenID is completely decentralized meaning that anyone can choose

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• 21 Jan 07
  

  Michał Wysoczański

  OpenID specification authentication webdev

• 18 Jan 07
  

  sainathrapaka

  Identifier

  Single-Sign-On

• 08 Nov 06
  

  kay
  • The openid.return_to URL MUST descend from the  openid.trust_root, or the Identity Provider SHOULD  return an error. Namely, the URL scheme and port MUST  match. The path, if present, MUST be equal to or below  the value of openid.trust_root, and the domains on both  MUST match, or, the openid.trust_root value contain a  wildcard like http://*.example.com. The wildcard SHALL  only be at the beginning. It is RECOMMENDED Identity  Provider's protect their End Users from requests for  things like http://*.com/ or http://*.co.uk/.
  •   openid.trust_root

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