User talk:Mbjencyclopedia

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Information Card

Hi. I've edited some of what you entered on the Information Card article for accuracy. I think there's a danger that you're slipping into marketing mode, rather than simply remaining factual. For example;

"This means that even if a person is tricked into logging into an imposter site with an Information Card, a different key would be used at that site than any other site, including the site that the imposter was trying to impersonate. Therefore, the imposter is not able to log in to the real site because different keys are used at each site, thus defeating the phishing attack. The same can not be said for passwords."

Whilst on a basic level that's true; it depends. With managed cards it's certainly not true, it's only for unmanaged cards that PPID are guaranteed unique, an STS may choose not to implement PPIDs at all. Your section of "Interoperability and Licensing" really smacks of marketing and no real substance; if anything it should really detail how it's a WS-Trust conversation and link to the InfoCard spec for the message. You need to be more factual! --Blowdart | ^talk 12:57, 27 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Responded over on my talk page again :) --Blowdart | ^talk 14:25, 1 December 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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