Monthly Archives: August 2009

There’s a stereotypical image that people who work at Microsoft are insular and inward-looking. Kim Cameron is far from that. He regularly posts insightful commentary on the ‘identity metasystem’ on his blog, and is widely seen as a ‘thought leader’ … Continue reading →

This week I’ve come across two more articles about Facebook’s poor security/privacy. The first by Ian Glazer on the Burton Group Identity blog notes that apps can get access to all your details even if your privacy settings are set … Continue reading →

It’s rare that IT security and aesthetics come even close to being related, however I stumbled across something on the Information Aesthetics blog this week which peaked my interest. I’ve come across some debate recently around passwords. It seems to … Continue reading →