When dealing with dangerous substances, let's protect ourselves from someone breaking a rule.

How does the tendency of information to aggregate relate to digital identity?

Are ISPs abusing their trusted role in the Internet when they pose as other domains to create fraudulent cookies and place them on users machines?

"It's basically like leaving the password to your computer everywhere you go without you being able to control it anymore." ...

This is not cryptographic rocket science.

Credentica's U-prove technology promises to close off a potentially big 'knowledge leak'...

An anti-catastrophe that should make us all optimistic that progress is possible

We are living in an age where systems dealing with our identity must be designed from the bottom up not to leak information in spite of being breached

Typography-related attacks are done by working backwards from the way that computers typeset

If the UI doesn't misrepresent the reality of what the DisplayToken is (and isn't), then we're hunky-dory.