Sorry? Who Did You Say You Were? - Exploiting Identity for Fun and Profit
summary
Examines fundamental failures in online identity that enable scams like fraudulent Microsoft tech-support calls, critiques existing fixes including NSTIC, and argues for adopting the Jericho Forum’s Identity Commandments and the Cloud Security Alliance’s Domain 12 as essential remedies.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 2:33Card Not Present Fraud
- 4:21Follow the money
- 8:00Humans use facial recognition
- 8:52Extending to the Internet
- 9:20Passwords are dead
- 11:02Less Risk?
- 11:41The problem?
- 12:19How do we fix this?
- 13:16Immutable Binding
- 15:17Distributed Personas are Good
- 16:13Entitlement
- 18:19In conclusion - How it looks
- 19:43Global Identity Foundation
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