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• Guess what? Rabodeb is not a real name

  When you make it clear you are not using your real name, are you really tricking anyone? Read More... Posted Thursday, July 26, 2007 7:51 PM from Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: Digital Identity, Digital Rights, Believe it or not, Spoofing, Claims

• Russian cyber-attacks on Estonia

  If it were established that Russia is behind the attacks, it would be the first known case of one state targeting another by cyber-warfare. Read More... Posted Monday, May 28, 2007 3:32 PM from Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: hacking, Digital Rights, Spoofing

• Beijing’s new Internet identity system

  Players whose IDs show they are under 18 will be forced to play versions of online games featuring an anti-addiction system. Read More... Posted Tuesday, April 10, 2007 12:51 PM from Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: Digital Identity, Laws of Identity, Digital Rights, Spoofing

• Richard Gray on authentication and reputation

  Richard argues that, "while it is useful to spend time improving authentication schemes perhaps we are neglecting the importance of non-repudiation within the system." Read More... Posted Saturday, April 07, 2007 3:02 PM from Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: Digital Identity, hacking, Digital Rights, Spoofing

• Jon Udell on the Sierra affair

  Jon says, "we should make it a lot harder for the impersonating puppet master to seize control of the strings." Read More... Posted Saturday, April 07, 2007 2:37 PM from Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: Windows Cardspace, User centric, hacking, Digital Rights, Spoofing

• Name that scam

  It doesn’t feel like identity theft – they don’t seem to have private info, but instead seem to have assembled some relatively public info Read More... Posted Friday, March 30, 2007 3:57 PM from Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog | 0 Comments Filed under: Privacy, hacking, Digital Rights, Spoofing