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If you haven't heard about it, DinnerNow is a demo app that shows off... well, just about everything. WPF, WCF, Powershell, and more. If you like what you see here, head out to the DinnerNow site for links to the application and the source. Fun group of people. Jason Olson was there, too -…

In this second episode of the IdElement special on the U-Prove CTP, you get to know Christian Paquin and Greg Thompson, the team behind the U-Prove implementation since the Credentica times. Christian positions U-Prove in the context of the identity metasystem, and Greg goes into the details of…

In this episode Donovan sits down with the Intand President, Bryan Otis, and CIO, Scott Otis, along with Vijay Rajagopalan, Principal Architect, Microsoft Interoperability Strategy, to drill into how Intand enabled their PHP application to support information cards. This prototype project, for…

In basic terms, minimal disclosure is a solution that discloses the least amount of identifying information while best limiting and constraining the use of identity-related information. In this episode of the IdElement, Dr. Stefan Brands, Principal Architect, shares the details of the highly…

Most developers will never need to dig into the gory details of WS-Trust and WS-Security: CardSpace, WCF and non-Microsoft stacks take care of the details for you. But you’re not like the others, are you! Making decisions on design & architecture requires deeper understanding of every…

Nigel Watling, InfoCard Technical Evangelist, leads an in depth discussion of how InfoCard works, how it's designed (and why) and how it will evolve in the future(great Going Deep stuff!) with InfoCard chief Architect Arun Nanda and Software Developer Ruchi  Bhargava.

Do you ever get those nasty phising emails?  Of course you do.  You and I know what to do with these but what about dear old grandma?  How can we protect people from being tricked into giving away usernames and passwords?  How about by changing the way we ask people to…

Do you ever get those nasty phising emails?  Of course you do.  You and I know what to do with these but what about dear old grandma?  How can we protect people from being tricked into giving away usernames and passwords?  How about by changing the way we ask people to identify…

Do you ever get those nasty phising emails?  Of course you do.  You and I know what to do with these but what about dear old grandma?  How can we protect people from being tricked into giving away usernames and passwords?  How about by changing the way we ask people to identify…

Do you ever get those nasty phising emails?  Of course you do.  You and I know what to do with these but what about dear old grandma?  How can we protect people from being tricked into giving away usernames and passwords?  How about by changing the way we ask people to identify…