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July 7th: We will be broadcasting live on YouTube regarding public comments from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and the Financial Services Agency, among others.

Live Stream Announcement: I'll be doing a YouTube Live stream for the first time in a while, starting at 10 PM on July 28th. The topics will be the public comments issued by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and the Financial Services Agency, as well as other general ID-related news. [References] Please join us! [Correction to a statement made during the live stream] Around 1:44:20, I said something like, "It seems that Google's ZKP implementation is much faster than BBS..."

identity

The number of subscribers on my Japanese YouTube channel has finally reached 1000. I'd like to talk about what I've been waiting for and my future plans.

After a year of hard work, my Japanese YouTube channel, @55id (GoGoID), has finally surpassed 1000 subscribers. Well, I barely updated it for the past six months, so the slow growth was understandable... But there's something I've been wanting to do once we reached 1000 subscribers: invite guests to talk. I thought it might be rude with such a low subscriber count, so I've been waiting until now...

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Thursday, March 3nd at 2pm ~ "NIST SP22-800-63 (draft)" streaming reading session #4 The final episode?!

Our casual reading group of the US NIST SP800-63-4 Initial Public Draft (released last December, open for public comments until March 24th), which we started in January, is finally reaching its seventh and final session. The seventh session will be held on March 2nd at 10 PM. This time, we'll be covering the fourth of four volumes, Part C, "Federation and Assertion." Probably the final session?! SP800-63-4ipd…

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Thursday, February 2nd, 2:22 ~ "NIST SP800-63-4 (draft)" streaming reading session #3

The third meeting of our casual reading group for the US NIST SP800-63-4 Initial Public Draft (released in December last year, open for public comments until March 24th), which we started last week, will be held on February 2nd at 10 PM. This time, we will begin by reading section 2.2 of Part A, which is the identity verification standard. This section will likely include discussions on the appropriateness of asking for names, etc. Um, "Name..."

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January 1th (Thursday) 26:22 ~ "NIST SP800-63-4 (draft)" reading session

1年近く公表が遅れていた米国 NIST SP800-63-4 のプレ・ドラフトが12月に公開され、3/24までパブリックコメント受付中です。バージョン3である「SP800-63-3」に比べて、対象範囲がかなり広くなっています。この観点からはちょっと足りないところがあり、その点を著者の一人に「○○がすっぽり落ちてない?」と聞いたところ、「認識はしていてこれから…

OAuth

[2-Minute OAuth Lesson] #1 Basic Concepts

We've launched a YouTube series explaining various concepts of OAuth 2.0. It's called "OAuth in 2 Minutes." Each video is about two minutes long and explains various OAuth concepts in a way that even non-technical people can understand. The first episode covers the basic concepts. Anyone who has used the subway or train will understand it immediately. The audio is in English, but Japanese subtitles are available, so please turn on the subtitles. Y…

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How to link to the middle of a video using YouTube's "embedded code"

The method for linking to a specific time point in a YouTube video is well-known. It works like this: http://youtu.be/zSv5CvhOEsA?t=3m46s In fact, YouTube itself has a user interface like this, making it easy to create links. However, if you try to do this using "embed code," it becomes...

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