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Unlike Passwords, Telling People Not to Reuse PINs Is Unrealistic. PINs Should Be Used Only for Local Authentication and Designed to Be Safely Reusable. Banks Are Wrong to Use Them on the Web.
I can only agree with the statement: “Unlike passwords, telling people not to reuse PINs is unrealistic. PINs should be used only for local authentication and designed to be safely…
I Looked into This: “Critical SAML Authentication Vulnerability in Palo Alto Networks Products; U.S. Cyber Command Also Issues Warning”
On July 1, the following article came across my feed. However, the article alone does not explain what kind of vulnerability this actually is, and the relevant page on the Palo Alt…
5/12 I’ll Give a Keynote at KuppingerCole’s Virtual Event
5/12 was originally scheduled to be the European Identity Conference (EIC), where I was going to give a keynote. However, the conference was canceled because of the coronavirus pan…
“Personal Information from External Apps Leaks to Facebook Even Without Logging In?”
I cannot quite make sense of the WSJ article from 2/23. What should we make of it? The headline makes it sound as though Facebook’s SDK were spyware. There were also articles…
OAuth-J Announces OAuth Optical Transport Profile for Network Resilience, Applying Cryptocurrency Technology
【AF Wire, Tokyo】The OAuth Foundation Japan (OAuth-J) announced on April 1, 2018 that it would begin developing the OAuth Optical Transport Profile (OAuth OTP), a new OAuth profile…
Court of Justice of the EU Ruling: IP Addresses Are Personal Data, but Storing Them in Logs Is Lawful—Legitimate Interest
Yet another foolish article has been making the rounds. It claims: “EU: New ruling says IP addresses are also personal data; storing access logs without consent is illegal” What no…
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