Windows CardSpace in One Minute

Posted By: Nigel Watling | May 7th, 2007 @ 6:25 PM | 37,914 Views | 14 Comments
This demo shows the Windows CardSpace user experience in IE7 and FireFox. It only takes a minute* so anyone can see what's involved without having to become a world expert in Identity (although you may be tempted). This is a technology that everyone can, and will, benefit from.


* I overran by 15 seconds. If you use the Fast Play Speed in Windows Media Player you can get it down to about 50 seconds!
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#Oct 17th, 2007 @ 6:52 PM
securitygeek
securitygeek
Check out www.slashid.com. They seem to offer secure identity solution where you can manage multiple profiles(similar to information cards) and don't have to worry about importing/exporting data from one machine to another - Single username/password does it all!
#Mar 23rd, 2008 @ 8:50 AM
Yankee
Yankee
Thanks for sharing, because I didn't know what CardSpace is.
#Apr 15th, 2008 @ 12:07 PM
vasireddybharath
vasireddybharath
Yes you are right. But if there are two sites one username is holding by one person on one site and the same username is holding by another person on different site then how can a person use the same usernames on both sites?.

User1: Bharath Reddy is holding vasireddybharath on some site lets say www.xyz.com
User2: Ramesh is holding same vasireddybharath username on some other site lets say www.zyx.com

Then what will happen?. Is the cards unique worldwide taking considering all the sites?.

Thanks & Regards
Bharath Reddy VasiReddy
#May 16th, 2008 @ 6:26 AM
Alex_Perez
Alex_Perez
I see a lot of complains about import and export cards, and most of them related to using public computers.. but.. even in my country where not to many people have their personal computer I can´t see somebody using credit card number or some other sensitive data in a public computer beside thinking in a cybercoffe wath if somebody installed a trojan horse or is usinf a snifer near... is login and password a securer idea.
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