#authentication (20 links)
- Ory ory.sh
API-first Identity Management, Authentication and Authorization.
- Okta to Acquire Auth0 for $6.5B | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
Conversation doesn't paint Okta in a particularly great light, but lots of alternatives to be found in conversation.
- Google Authenticator is not iOS 7 compatible, will erase your tokens | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
There are alternatives to Google Authenticator? Good stuff.
- Role Manager - Wordpress im-web-gefunden.de
WordPress Version 2.0 introduces the concept of Roles. Each Role is allowed to perform a set of tasks called Capabilities. This Plugin allows you to define and manage multiple subscriber profiles - called Roles and their Capabilities.
- Clickpass clickpass.com
"Log into websites with the click of a button - never again be locked out". Powered by OpenID.
- SSHKeychain sshkeychain.org
Painless ssh key management for OS X
- Adactio: Journal - The password anti-pattern adactio.com
Asking users to input their email address and password from a third-party site like GMail or Yahoo Mail is completely unacceptable. Here’s why: It teaches people how to be phished.
- The Identity Corner » The problem(s) with OpenID idcorner.org
Comprehensive listing of problems with OpenID. FUD? Not FUD? Couldn't say myself but author competes in that space. OpenID + Passwordmaker.org is working well for me.
- Sam Ruby: OpenID for non-SuperUsers intertwingly.net
- O'Reilly Radar > Pros and Cons of OpenID radar.oreilly.com
What are the Pros and Cons of OpenID currently? Here's a crack at it (from the Radar Team)
- Extension:OpenID - MediaWiki mediawiki.org
This is the README file for the OpenID extension for MediaWiki software.
idproxy.net lets you use your Yahoo! account to sign in to sites that support the OpenID standard
- Welcome to MyOpenID myopenid.com
A MyOpenID account lets you use any OpenID enabled website. That means no more boring registration, with only one password to remember.
- How to turn your blog in to an OpenID simonwillison.net
"An OpenID is simply a URL. My OpenID is simonwillison.net, the address of my weblog. I can use it to sign in to any site that supports OpenID, and because I’m the only person with control over my weblog’s homepage I’m the only person who can use th
A mechanism for non-Yahoo applications to access Yahoo’s authentication mechanism and user data in a secure manner.
OpenID is an open, decentralized, free framework for user-centric digital identity.