I spoke with Kim Cameron a few days ago about Google's single sign-on (SSO) design bug . I wanted his take on the bug because he's one of the best in the area of identity, single sign-on etc etc... his response can only be described as scathing.

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I'm stunned at how much private data the average citizen will divulge. I was buying some stuff yesterday, and the clerk at the checkout asked the customer in front of me for her phone #, which she was quite happy to give. Next, I was signing up for gym membership, and the guy in front of me wrote his...

A fascinating read http://www.privacyrights.org/ar/ChronDataBreaches.htm.

I have in my paws a copy of the Security Development Lifecycle book... :) And I am told boxes of books are on the way to warehouses right now! It's always great to see the physical bits!

Cute! http://searchsecurity.techtarget.com/general/0,295582,sid14_gci1182844,00.html?track=NL-430&ad=551180

Just gone live, you should point friends and family to this: http://safety.msn.com/phishing/

My good friend J.C. Cannon has written the book on Privacy aimed squarely at developers, as well as IT folks. While I, and many others, focus on security, J.C. and his team address privacy issues. I think most people consider the two disciplines kinda the same, they are quite different, and I would urge...

The Windows Privacy Statement highlights 27 components that have historically been of interest to privacy advocates and customers, and the 6 page IE Privacy Statement highlights some of the new IE features including “Pop up Blocker”, “Untrusted Publishers”, and “Managed Add-ons”. The statements, along...