Interesting story about Microsoft's research to use inkblots as a password reminders.
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Final version of OAuth Core 1.0 released.
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For all Ruby on Rails fans out there there is a nice post explaining how to enable Ruby on Rails based site with OAuth.
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Steve at redmonk.net has a nice write-up about social network based whitelisting for a commenting system. Check out his post whitelisting with OpenId and XFN.
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James Henstridge wrote an interesting post about OpenID Attribute Exchange where he compares it with FOAF and Microformats and also with Simple Registration extension from the previous (1.1) version of OpenID.
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Another post from eFoundations blog discusses how does OpenID fit into the social graph and stuff like FOAF, or XFN.
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JanRain has announced on their blog, that every JanRain developer who have contributed to the OpenID specification have signed formal OpenID Intellectual Property Rights Policy.
The OpenID Intellectual Property Rights Policy defines the intellectual property rights and obligations of OpenID contributors and it makes sure that OpenID and technology around it remains free.
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Interesting post about OpenID, Microformats and OAuth at the dev.af83.com.
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Draft 15 of the OpenID Book is now available for download.
Brian Ellin writes that Max OSX Leopard has Ruby OpenID gem bundled in.
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Here are two posts from Web2.0 Expo in Berlin related to OpenID.
There is a post at Barnraiser about OpenID dinner at Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin.
Another one is a video from presentation of David Recordon (SixApart) and Martin Paljak (Ideelabor) about OpenID.
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Jon Udell chatted with Dick Hardt (Sxip) about Digital Identity initiative in British Columbia.
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Guys from friendsnippets.com have released their Django OpenID Authentication. The code is released under Apache License 2.0.
User can authenticate with OpenID identity to legacy account, if the legacy account does not exists, new Django user is created and OpenID identity is associated with the newly created account.
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Joe Sniff has written down bunch of notes about OpenID.
Reusing identifiers is a common problem in OpenID world. James Henstridge shows possible solution using OpenID 2.0 for the identifier reuse.
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Will Norris has released version 2.0 of his OpenID plugin for WordPress.
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Bungee Connect Developer Network has a podcast on OAuth with Larry Halff, Eran Hammer-Lahav and Chris Messina.
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Gabe Wachob wrote a memo to OAuth service providers.
Marshall Kirkpatrick wrote nice article about how to make OpenID easy.
Short article on laughingmeme.org with code snippet describing How to calculate a Base64 encoded HMAC-SHA1 in PHP for OAuth.
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