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What Do You Mean, Identity 2.0?

Abstract: 

Identity management means different things to different people—everything from passwords through pgp to marketing preferences. What are the essential elements of the Identity 2.0 movement, and why should a system administrator care about any of this in the first place?

This talk will discuss the current state of Identity 2.0, starting with a brief survey of identity management from AAA to the user-centric identity model of Identity 2.0. I will then use Jon Callas's breakdown of identity management types to categorize and describe how and why the average system administrator would implement Identity 2.0.

Cat Okita is a professional paranoid and lapsed system administrator.

Cat Okita, Earthworks

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BibTeX
@conference {268752,
author = {Cat Okita},
title = {What Do You Mean, Identity 2.0?},
year = {2006},
address = {Washington, D.C.},
publisher = {{USENIX} Association},
month = dec,
}
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