Monthly Archives: May 2016

First Public Working Draft of W3C Web Authentication Specification

Posted on May 31, 2016 by Michael Jones

The W3C Web Authentication working group is pleased to announce the publication of the First Public Working Draft of the W3C Web Authentication specification. This is an important step towards making unphishable privacy-preserving authentication available on the Web and reducing … Continue reading →

Minutes from recent meetings

Posted on May 28, 2016 by Samuel Weiler

Just so they’re all in one place: May 25th, 2016: summary of decisions sent to list for review: 1. Agreement that all extensions should be optional, and agreement to leave pre-defined extensions in the spec as they are currently defined. 2. … Continue reading →