Projects

openid-pt

This project is concerning with the creation of an extension to openID protocol in order to provide secure and strong authentication using smart cards.

meaggregator

The aim of this project is to develop an open source application that can be web based or on the desktop, that will serve as a MeAggregator. The MeAggregator will configure the total set of technologies that an individual is using at a specific point of time, on a flexible and modular basis. The ... [More] specific objectives are to: Produce an aggregator framework, on which to base modular development; Provide a tool for students and staff to manage their online communities and channels, through advanced use of content aggregation technologies such as RSS and others; Provide seamless access to academic content in institutionally-owned systems; Provide a new space in which to create academic-related content, which can subsequently be remixed with their personal content in any way they wish; Provide access to a new source of academic online communities that will foster links across disparate groups of students and staff who may not normally meet, yet share similar interests; Provide a large social network of students and staff through which the dissemination of ideas can more easily flow. You can also see more at our Google group (http://groups.google.com/group/meaggregator?lnk=sg) Please also see [Welcome], [Links] and [News] [Less]

lemonid

Lemon-id is not another web sso framework. It is an identity federator. It is an identity provider which can manage several protocoles by its interfaces:SQL,LDAP,POP,SOAP or Restful. It is SOA and ROA oriented. More infos on wiki In fact Lemon-id manages both database AND LDAP directory server. an another schema

pseudoid

Federated login systems provide users a convenient single sign-on experience at the expense of allowing users to be tracked by their chosen identity providers. PseudoID addresses this privacy concern by allowing federated login users to login to websites using an untraceable pseudonym. The system is ... [More] based on blind digital signatures and is compatible with a popular federated login system named OpenID. PseudoID may also be extended to permit selective disclosure of user attributes. The implementation of PseudoID also raises several practical problems that must be overcome to further protect the privacy of federated login users. [Less]