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APIs Are Bridging the Mobile App Gap

APIs Are Bridging the Mobile App Gap

By Quinton Wall on April 15, 2014

Almost overnight, it seems, our lives came to revolve around social networks: We scan our Facebook feeds for updates from our families and relevant news, use Twitter to follow friends and celebrities, and pin the latest fashions or home-improvement ideas via Pinterest. Behind it all is the desire to drive engagement, to stay connected with […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Mobile | Tagged api, facebook, FitBit, Geoffrey Moore, IT, oauth, platform, salesforce.com, twitter | 1 Response

Easing Password Hell – Key To Living Online Life Safely

Easing Password Hell – Key To Living Online Life Safely

By Ben Kepes on January 4, 2013

As we all use more and more different services and applications in our personal and work lives, password management becomes ever more of an issue. It’s staggering the number of times I’ve had to gently make people aware of the fact that using one simple password for every single service

Posted in Security | Tagged authentication, facebook, google, lastpass, mimecast, oauth, Online service provider, Password management, Random password generator, two factor authentication

Your Twitter security is an egg, not an onion

Your Twitter security is an egg, not an onion

By Martijn Linssen on January 13, 2011

Hard to come up with a more fuzzy title really. Let me cut through the usual Twitter conversation show and pick only one: .@CoCreatr @VenessaMiemis @dsearls Twitter DMs can be seen by 3rd parties http://bit.ly/auSmBL < what part of “access” did u not understand? That was a rather short version of the original tweet, including […]

Posted in Application Software, Featured Posts, Security | Tagged 1.0, application development, architecture, business rules, information, knowledge, maturity, oauth, privacy, Security, social media, trust, twitter

AuthN, AuthZ and Gluecon

By Guest Authors on April 26, 2010

As I’ve mentioned many times in the past, I’m not an engineer. Still, along the way, even the non-engineers like me pick up some tidbits of knowledge. One of the things I learned in my years spent in identity management (”IdM”) is the difference between Authentication (”AuthN”) and Authorization (”AuthZ”). And, as it turns out, […]

Posted in General | Tagged authn, authz, conferences, gluecon, oauth, openid

WebFinger – Paradigm Changing?

WebFinger – Paradigm Changing?

By Ben Kepes on December 22, 2009

I wrote a post recently about what billFLO is doing for small, Mom and Pop owner of Do it Best stores. This, along with some pretty exciting discussions I’d had both as part of The Small Business Web and privately with some other people, got me thinking about the reality on the ground for SMBs. […]

Posted in General, Small business | Tagged authentication, federation, oauth, the small business web, webfinger

OAuth Beginning to Rock the World

OAuth Beginning to Rock the World

By Ben Kepes on October 21, 2009

OAuth, or Open Authentication is “an open protocol to allow secure API authorization in a simple and standard method from desktop and web applications”. Basically it’s a way to allow one web application to utilize another without the need for users to worry about pesky authentication keys or the like. It also allows for data […]

Posted in Design, Small business | Tagged Digg, flickr, freshbooks, google, Jaiku, Ma.gnolia, oauth, Plaxo, Pownce, twitter, xero, yahoo | 2 Responses

Zoho Project Integrates With Google Apps - A Smart Move?

Zoho Project Integrates With Google Apps – A Smart Move?

By Krishnan Subramanian on October 20, 2009

When I wrote about Manymoon few months back in my Living in the Clouds Series, I mentioned  Google is not offering a Project Management App along with their Google Apps Office Productivity Suite. Many Google App users were handicapped by the absence of a Project Management app that is integrated with Google Apps. This is […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged google apps, identity, integration, oauth, saas, zoho

How to Prune Twitter Spammers if Your Account is Compromised

How to Prune Twitter Spammers if Your Account is Compromised

By Zoli Erdos on September 28, 2009

I’ve just received one of those “Hey, I just added you to my Mafia family. You should accept my…” crap-spam-junk invitations on Twitter. Normally these come from accounts I don’t recognize, and I either ignore or block them.  But this time it came from a gray-haired, well-respected industry analysts – I just could not imagine […]

Posted in Security | Tagged mafia, oauth, phishing, spam, twitter

The Liminal State

The Liminal State

By Guest Authors on September 3, 2009

A few days ago, I posted about the chasm between “social media” and “enterprise 2.0″ – about the different messaging, models and modes of thinking, but all with what I think is common ground. Over the past few days, I’ve found myself in interesting conversations around “social CRM,” the collision of tools like twitter and […]

Posted in General | Tagged altimeter group, cluetrain, collaboration, dachis, defragcon, e20, e20con, enterprise 2.0, liminal, liminality, oauth, open follow, social business design, Social CRM

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