OpenID4 items tagged “rfc”
I think it is well established that HTTP Authentication needs a major kick in the ass and OpenID and OAuth may get us most of the way there. However, until I see RFC#s attached to both I’m hardly going to consider them to be complete. I propose the creation of an IETF WG on Identity and Authentication. The WG would be chartered to produce two RFCs covering each of the two areas. OpenID and OAuth could be used to seed the WG effort.
— James Snell 
18th November 2007, 12:15 am
RFC 5023: The Atom Publishing Protocol. It’s done! 
9th October 2007, 10:17 am
Proposed RFC for application/json (via) Douglas Crockford is putting JSON through the IETF. 1st August 2006, 9:29 pm
Fighting RFCs with RFCs
Google’s recently released Web Accelerator apparently has some scary side-effects. It’s been spotted pre-loading links in password-protected applications, which can amount to clicking on every “delete this” link — bypassing even the JavaScript prompt you carefully added to give people the chance to think twice. [... 353 words]
