Fw: [atlarge-discuss] Identity, Authentication & Digital Certificates

["Jkhan" <Jkhan@MetroMgr.com>]

Bruce and Able,

My post below introduces the idea of an IPv6 Identification process of
Icannatlarge. You are both in a position to know better,
what systems/conditions we are currently running under.
Most likely a IPv4 Hosting system.

This is a time we should embrace technology.
What better proving ground than with us, ground zero.
The change to IPv6 is seamless, it is just an IP address change to a
suitable provider. I think we will be able to provide more '
goods & services' to our members and 'secure identification',
if IPv6 lives up to its promise.

There has not been any objections to this suggestion from the Mail-List,
so far as I can tell so far. In keeping this discussion transparent,
anyone who has an objection to us proceeding is free to voice their opinion.
That being so, we should proceed to investigate and implement the changes
for the good of the organization.


James Khan

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jkhan" <Jkhan@MetroMgr.com>
To: "Jkhan" <Jkhan@MetroMgr.com>
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 11:20 PM
Subject: Re: [atlarge-discuss] Identity, Authentication & Digital
Certificates


> What I am suggesting here is that the Icannatlarge hosting be mounted on
> an IPv6 ' Tunnel ' and an Identity Authentication system such as
> Liberty Alliance be utilized to authenticate Members': Votes, Post and
> Sponsorship of this organization.
>
> Liberty Alliance "welcomes any commercial or non-commercial
> organization to join as members" [www.projectliberty.org -see: Membership]
>
> Simple.
>
> Re:
> Subject: [atlarge-discuss] Identity, Authentication & Digital Certificates
>
>  Since we are discussing: Identity, Authentication & Digital Certificates'
>
>  I would like us to review an old article by Bill Frezza (October 4, 1999)
>  [ http://www.internetwk.com/columns/frezz100499.htm ]
>  Since " They " already know who we are, why shouldn't we get to know
>  each-other in the same way?  In other words; If you can't beat them, then
>  join them.  We can program our own site to operate with these systems.
>
>   See: The Liberty Alliance [ http://www.projectliberty.org ]
>
>   See: EU Releases Guidelines on Online Authentication - The European
Union
>   Working Party on Data Protection has issued new privacy guidance for the
>   use and implementation of online authentication systems.
>   The guidance takes a specific look at some existing technologies, such
as
>   Microsoft's Passport system, and standards, such as the Liberty
Alliance.
>   February 5, 2003
>   [ http://europa.eu.int/comm/internal_market/privacy/index_en.htm ]
>
>   The Article 29 Working Party guidance on on-line authentication systems
>    http://europa.eu.int/comm/internal_market/privacy/guide_en.htm
>    [pdf]
>
>   Press release by the Article 29 working party
>   http://europa.eu.int/comm/internal_market/privacy/workingroup_en.htm
>   [pdf]
>
>   References: http://www.cdt.org/digsig/
> --




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