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Kaliya Hamlin Identity Woman @identitywoman identitywoman.net skype:identitywoman AIM/e-mail:[email protected] co-founder, co-producer and the facilitator of the INTERNET IDENTITY WORKSHOP Thursday, September 10, 2009

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This is a basic outline of how typical OpenID works.

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Page 1: OpenID 101

Kaliya Hamlin

Identity Woman

@identitywomanidentitywoman.net

skype:identitywomanAIM/e-mail:[email protected]

co-founder, co-producer and the facilitator of the

INTERNET IDENTITY WORKSHOP

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Page 2: OpenID 101

The “open stack”

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Page 3: OpenID 101

OpenID

OpenID.net

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OpenID creates an integrated and wholistic “online life” (identity) replacing the fragmentation that is created by maintaining 100-300 different accounts for different online services and the necessity to create a new one at every website that requires a login.

Can you imagine how much easier and more pleasant community life would be if we could reduce the number of identifiers and handles to a manageable number – say under ten.

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Different persona’s for one user that could each have a different OpenID URL.

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The user goes to a website

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Traditionally the user is presented with the opportunity Login with a user-name and password

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The user enters a URL they control - like their blog URL or from a provider.

user name/password is replaced with

OpenID login box

* Newer user interfaces allow user to pick Open ID provider they might have like Google, Yahoo, Myspace, Facebook, AOL etc...

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The website the user is logging into

redirects the user to where their URL

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The user is asked to

authenticate

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The user responds with a password

(or other additional methods of authentication

like a token)

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Authentication is successful!

The site with the user’s URLredirects the user back to the website they are logging into. the user is

logged in

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What you can do:

* Accept OpenID’s

* Issue OpenID’s (to employees)

* Issue OpenID’s to your user base

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Kaliya Hamlin

Identity Woman

@identitywomanidentitywoman.net

skype:identitywomanAIM/e-mail:[email protected]

co-founder, co-producer and the facilitator of the

INTERNET IDENTITY WORKSHOP .com

Thursday, September 10, 2009