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OAuth 1.0 Blog Cleanup

By Eran Hammer Friday July 15, 2011

OAuth 2.0 Redirection URI Validation

By Eran Hammer Tuesday June 21, 2011

OAuth Bearer Tokens are a Terrible Idea

By Eran Hammer Wednesday September 29, 2010

More OAuth Nonsense

By Eran Hammer Wednesday September 22, 2010

OAuth 2.0 (without Signatures) is Bad for the Web

By Eran Hammer Wednesday September 15, 2010

Twitter a Hot Princess, Google an Empty Castle

By Eran Hammer Wednesday September 15, 2010

All This Twitter OAuth Security Nonsense

By Eran Hammer Thursday September 2, 2010

Introducing OAuth 2.0

By Eran Hammer Saturday May 15, 2010

Open Questions About OAuth 2.0 Authentication

By Eran Hammer Thursday January 14, 2010

What’s going on with OAuth?

By Eran Hammer Friday January 8, 2010

2009 Year-End Status Report

By Eran Hammer Thursday December 31, 2009

Sneak Peek: The Authoritative Guide to OAuth 1.0

By Eran Hammer Sunday December 20, 2009

It’s All About the Token

By Eran Hammer Monday December 7, 2009

OAuth 1.0 RFC Edition

By Eran Hammer Tuesday December 1, 2009

Planning for OAuth 2.0

By Eran Hammer Monday November 23, 2009

WRAP, and the Demise of the OAuth Community

By Eran Hammer Monday November 23, 2009

OAuth Wins CNET’s Webware 100 Editors’ Choice Award

By Eran Hammer Monday July 20, 2009

Explaining the OAuth Session Fixation Attack

By Eran Hammer Thursday April 23, 2009

Introducing ‘Sign-in with Twitter’, OAuth-Style “Connect”

By Eran Hammer Thursday April 16, 2009

On Versioning Specifications

By Eran Hammer Friday April 3, 2009

OAuth Nominated for CNET’s Webware 100 Awards

By Eran Hammer Wednesday April 1, 2009

Clarifying OAuth Requirements for Service Providers

By Eran Hammer Tuesday March 31, 2009

Internet Identity Workshop, the Identity Geekfest

By Eran Hammer Monday March 30, 2009

Report from the OAuth BoF at the IETF 74th Meeting

By Eran Hammer Friday March 27, 2009

More Thoughts on OAuth Access Sharing

By Eran Hammer Friday March 27, 2009

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