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For those who didn't attend PDC, the Zermatt identity framework has been re-code-named Geneva Framework so that it fits in with the Geneva family of products : Geneva Framework : a .NET class library called Microsoft.IdentityModel (basically it's...
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Chris Sells used to poke fun at me when we worked together in my former life . He used to call my security class, "Essential Access Denied". His point was a good one: when they aren't applied carefully, security countermeasures often just...
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I've been rather dark over the last couple of months as I helped to finish up Pluralsight's online training offering, Pluralsight On-Demand . I'm psyched that we finally shipped! Be sure to check it out soon (you can preview bits of each course...
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I've always looked at security questions used to automate user password recovery with quite a bit of skepticism . What's the point of requiring strong passwords if you allow anyone to reset the password on an account by answering a (potentially...
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I'm about to embark on a mission to get Zermatt integrated into pluralsight.com as our single-sign-on solution, and a big part of that is getting our Community Server installation wired into that. I'm curious if anyone else has seen any work being...
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We recently updated our website and some links have broken as a result. Here's the place you should go to get the latest version of Password Minder: http://mercury.pluralsight.com/tools.aspx Sorry for any inconvenience!
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Updated on Nov 26, 2008: Zermatt has been renamed to Geneva, and links have changed. See this post for details. For a couple of years now, I've been giving talks about "claims-based identity", and "claims-aware applications". The...
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Finally there's a home on the Internet for information cards . I've been waiting for this for a long time - a place to point consumers, executives, and developers to learn more about information cards. And it's not just a Microsoft thing....
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To those who came to my talks at TechEd 2008 Developers , thank you! Be sure to fill out an evaluation before you leave; scores matter a lot to the conference organizers, so let them know what you thought. Here is the code from my ADFS talk. Here is the...
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This is a minor update. Here's what was changed (from the readme file): Incorporated a patch from Richard Howells to give you the option to turn on/off the "Always On Top" behavior of the main form. I still recommend not keeping PWM in memory...
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This is new; J.D. and crew are hosting it on CodePlex to get feedback. From J.D.'s blog : Our patterns & practices WCF Security Guidance Project is in progress on CodePlex. This is our first release of prescriptive guidance modules for WCF Security...
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Thanks to all of YOU who attended my claims-based identity postconference here at DevWeek. Grab the demos from here . Updated (20 Mar 2008) with new link.
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Thanks to all who attended this DevWeek talk today. Here's a link to the demos I did, along with the tamper-detection code I showed you. Enjoy! Updated (20 Mar 2008) with new link.
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This is one of my favorite places, and I've been away for quite awhile. During the week of February 12, I'll be teaching our Applied .NET 3.0 course , and covering some of the new stuff in 3.5 as well. This class is an introduction to the 3.x platform...
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In my quest to get unit testing and code coverage, I was disappointed to find that NCover requires administrative privileges to run. I posted on their forum about this , and was informed that the authors "haven't had a good enough reason" to fix the problem...
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