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Reliable Digital Identities for SOA and the Web

Thomas, 2010

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15966312182676503843
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Thomas I
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Proceedings of the... Ph. D. Retreat of the HPI Research School on Service-Oriented Systems Engineering

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As a basis for my research, I consider open identity management models with a particular focus on the claim-based identity management. Claim-based identity management allows services and applications to specify their identity data requirements as a list of attributes …
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