BeenVerified is an easy and secure way to prove your identity and share your accomplishments online.
This screencast is an overview of the BeenVerified.com API which provides developers with the tools needed to have their online users prove their identity and credentials. The API follows the OAuth protocol and gives developers the ability to provide more trustworthy environments for their users, while even further enhancing user privacy and security.
If you are an interested developer, feel free to visit http://www.beenverified.com/developer to learn more.
By beenverified
Tags : BeenVerified.com, Developers, Oauth, OpenID, Privacy, Screencast, Security, Web2.0, controlled, dataportability, identity, oauth (0:14) , oauthflow (2:24) , signin (2:03) , user, verification
BeenVerified is an easy and secure way to prove your identity and share your accomplishments online.
This screencast is an overview of the BeenVerified.com API which provides developers with the tools needed to have their online users prove their identity and credentials. The API follows the OAuth protocol and gives developers the ability to provide more trustworthy environments for their users, while even further enhancing user privacy and security.
If you are an interested developer, feel free to visit http://www.beenverified.com/developer to learn more.
By beenverified
Tags : API, BeenVerified, BeenVerified.com, Developers, OAuth, OpenID, Privacy, Screencast, Security, Service, Web, Web2.0, controlled, dataportability, identity, user, verification
David Recordon discusses OpenID.
By beenverified
Tags : David, Identity, Identity2.0, On, Online, OpenID, Recordon, Sign, Single
The Director of Technology, Ashish Jain, from Ping Identity discusses what Ping Identity brings to the online identity world.
By beenverified
Tags : IIW, IIW2007b, Identity, Identity2.0, Ping, identity, online
Pamela Dingle discusses the efforts the Pamela Project are putting together to make the use of InfoCards even easier.
By beenverified
Tags : Dingle, IIW, Identity2.0, Pamela, Project, Project, identity, online
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