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Securing the Social Web by Moving Beyond Client-Server Security
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Summary
Tyler Close considers that the old client-server security model is no longer viable and a new security web model is needed, presenting tools and techniques to secure the social web apps of today.
Bio
Tyler Close works on Web Application security at Google, after spending 5 years at Hewlett-Packard Labs as a security researcher. Much of his work focuses on finding easier ways to implement and use applications that have useful security properties. He has published papers at the Financial Cryptography conference, WWW conference, NDSS, BlackHat, and others.
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Mar 02, 2011
Community comments
Browser extension for security, simular to the file upload.
by Marcel Sorger,
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by Helmut Schwarzin,
Browser extension for security, simular to the file upload.
by Marcel Sorger,
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It seems to make sense in an internet world, to pass credentials for rights around instead of credentials for identification.
Hope there will be some more info on the subject, because it's of great importance and and simular technology by in IE was pitched in the end.
There is a W3C draft for Web Introducer
web-send.org/introducer/
and google hosts ofcourse info on it
code.google.com/p/webintroducer/
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Would have been nice to see the content presented on the computer