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CardSpace’s Privacy Problems

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von Ralf Bendrath, gepostet am Montag, 19. Februar 2007 um 16:43

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CardSpace’s Privacy Problems

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If Microsoft are really serious about providing “non-audit” (i.e. unlinkable) modes for CardSpace, then they need to get with the program and stop trying to pretend that they can do this with RSA signatures. Its a shame that they’re going to such lengths to make CardSpace good but can’t quite seem to go the last mile and make their claims actually true. Perhaps they don’t want to?

von Ralf Bendrath, gepostet am um 15:35

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