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The Trust Chain

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The Trust Chain
Summary How the use of OpenID-based account registration and login techniques creates a false sense of online trust.
Description The use of OpenID-based technologies to simplify user access to sites can seem like a great, simple way to get the crowd to log into your site but the reality is that doing so is the first link in a broken chain of online trust. It’s a problem because the entire premise of using “Register using Facebook, “Login using Twitter” or similar access points is based on the assumption that the source interface provides a basis for trust. This couldn't be further from the truth.

http://civalidator.wordpress.com/2013/02/14/the-trust-chain/
Tags: Crowdfunding, fraud, trust
Jeff Crump, PMP, CSM Posted by Jeff Crump, PMP, CSM
Feb 16, 2013 03:11 pm GMT Viewed 1040 times
Author: Jeff Crump, PMP, CSM Source
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