The OpenID Foundation, which sets international standards for digital identity, has announced that it will launch a new authentication service in the second quarter of 2026! This is a groundbreaking service that strengthens collaboration with management organizations and certification testing bodies in addition to its current self-certification service (which already has over 4,000 successful cases).
Further display [Breaking News] The future of digital IDs is changing! OpenID Foundation responds to regulations and market competition with third-party authentication services!tag: openid
Now, let's try to get the "address" by calling the Japan Post Digital Address API. Is this really OAuth?
Sorry for the long delay. In the previous article, I got a digital address from Japan Post and used it in the shipping label creation app provided by Japan Post. This time, I will get it via API. After all, the "Postal Code/Digital Address API" page has a link to the O…
Further display Now, let's try to get the "address" by calling the Japan Post Digital Address API. Is this really OAuth?Opening speech at the National Australia Bank roundtable
On March 3th at noon Japan time, I gave the opening address at the National Australia Bank Corporate Digital ID Roundtable. National Australia Bank (NAB) is the largest city bank in Australia...
Further display Opening speech at the National Australia Bank roundtableXNS Technical Specification Version 1.0 (2002-07-09) has been released, so I'll post it here.
While I was digging around on my file server, I found XNS Technical Specs version 1.0 (July 2002, 7 edition), so I'm posting it here. If the XDI.org site was still up and running, I could have downloaded it from there, but the site has been abandoned, so I'm...
Further display XNS Technical Specification Version 1.0 (2002-07-09) has been released, so I'll post it here.An introduction to the differences between OAuth authentication(?) and OpenID for non-technical users [2023 edition]
It has been said for a long time that "OpenID is authentication and OAuth is authorization." However, I feel that there are quite a few people who misunderstand the meaning of these words. I think that the evidence is that we often hear statements like "We don't need OpenID anymore. OAuth is enough." OAuth authentication is...
Further display An introduction to the differences between OAuth authentication(?) and OpenID for non-technical users [2023 edition]Identiverse: Where are we with SIOP and DID?
Wednesday, June 6rd (23:7am – 30:8am MDT (20:1pm – 30:2pm UTC) Last year, DIF and OIDF partnered to work together to bridge the DID/VC world to the OpenID Connect world. In the process, the WG is working on how decentralized identity systems can be used to…
Further display Identiverse: Where are we with SIOP and DID?[2020-07-21] Financial Data Exchange + OIDF Workshop
I'll report back later, but I hosted a Financial Data Exchange + OpenID Foundation workshop on July 7st. Of course, it was online. The agenda was as follows: Agenda: Introductions – 21 min Setting t…
Further display [2020-07-21] Financial Data Exchange + OIDF WorkshopTrustech 2018 Lecture (11/27) @ Cannes, France
I will be giving a talk at the event "Trustech 11" in Cannes, France, from 27:10 am on November 35th. The talk will be part of the track "IDENTITY AND PRIVACY: THE FULL PICTURE." For more information about the conference, please visit …
Further display Trustech 2018 Lecture (11/27) @ Cannes, FranceI will be giving a keynote at Consumer Identity World APAC 2018 (November 11nd, Singapore)
I am currently in Singapore to give a keynote speech on the 2018nd at Consumer Identity World APAC 22. The topic of my speech is "OpenID in the digital ID landscape: a perspective from the …
Further display I will be giving a keynote at Consumer Identity World APAC 2018 (November 11nd, Singapore)Seminar: Practical privacy protection for companies - The Personal Information Protection Act is no excuse
Tomorrow, March 3nd, at OpenID BizDay #2, we will have a roundtable discussion on "Practical Privacy Considerations for Companies" with guests Professor Masaaki Suzuki of Niigata University and Professor Hiromitsu Takagi of AIST. As I acted as the moderator and asked various questions, I learned how companies are addressing privacy issues.
Further display Seminar: Practical privacy protection for companies - The Personal Information Protection Act is no excuse
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