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Schools can utilize the extensive capabilities of networked cameras without the cybersecurity risks.

Via Oskar Almazan

Identity will be one of the defining themes in the next five years of the Web. Nearly every site has a concept of a user account, registration, and identity. Searching for “sign in” on Google yields over 1.8 billion hits. And yet, the browser does nothing to make this experience better save for some basic auto form filling. The browser leaves websites to re-implement identity management, and forces users to learn a new scheme for every site.

Most current solutions involve lots of redirects or iframes, which leads to a confusing and phishable experience.

Besides the poor user experience, we are seeing market-moving effects of the identity/log in problem. Facebook Connect and Google’s Friend Connect both let you use your pre-existing identity and social graph to super-power other websites. The problem?

Your identity is too important to be owned by any one company.

Via Miloš Bajčetić

"Every student should have these basic tech skills in order to be successful during their education and beyond ..."

Via Leona Ungerer

"Confused about password managers? They're simpler than you might think.
By Andrew Chaikivsky
February 07, 2017


"If you haven’t gotten around to using a password manager yet—one of the top safety practices recommended by security experts—you’re not alone. Even Lorrie Cranor, the just-departed chief technologist at the Federal Trade Commission, who helped protect consumers from online crimes, only started using one in late 2016. “I’ve been advocating password managers for years but I’d never actually tried one,” Cranor says.

"These services can help defend against criminals by generating and storing a different password—one that's long and complicated—for each of your online accounts. But deciding which password manager to trust with the keys to your online life may seem daunting."

Via Jim Lerman, Miloš Bajčetić