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Open Questions About OAuth 2.0 Authentication

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday January 14, 2010

What’s going on with OAuth?

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday January 8, 2010

2009 Year-End Status Report

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday December 31, 2009

Sneak Peek: The Authoritative Guide to OAuth 1.0

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Sunday December 20, 2009

It’s All About the Token

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday December 7, 2009

OAuth 1.0 RFC Edition

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday December 1, 2009

Planning for OAuth 2.0

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday November 23, 2009

WRAP, and the Demise of the OAuth Community

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday November 23, 2009

OAuth Wins CNET’s Webware 100 Editors’ Choice Award

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday July 20, 2009

Explaining the OAuth Session Fixation Attack

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday April 23, 2009

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

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday April 16, 2009

On Versioning Specifications

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday April 3, 2009

OAuth Nominated for CNET’s Webware 100 Awards

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday April 1, 2009

Clarifying OAuth Requirements for Service Providers

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday March 31, 2009

Internet Identity Workshop, the Identity Geekfest

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday March 30, 2009

Report from the OAuth BoF at the IETF 74th Meeting

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday March 27, 2009

More Thoughts on OAuth Access Sharing

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday March 27, 2009

Taking OAuth Beyond the 3rd Leg

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Thursday March 26, 2009

XRD-Based OAuth Discovery Sneak-Peek

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Wednesday March 18, 2009

Setting the Stage for the New OAuth Discovery Protocol

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Tuesday March 17, 2009

OAuth Core 1.0 Reborn

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday March 9, 2009

Sunday Morning Homework

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Sunday March 8, 2009

State of the (OAuth) Union

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Monday March 2, 2009

Beyond the OAuth Web Redirection Flow

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday February 20, 2009

Should Twitter Discontinue Their Basic Auth API?

By Eran Hammer-Lahav Friday February 20, 2009

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