In a previous entry I described conceptually why it has become necessary to view networked computing through the identity paradigm rather than the more common location based security paradigms. In ...

Identity fraud is the unauthorised use of a person’s personal information by another person to commit a crime or deceive or defraud that person or a third party in order to take advantage of the ...

Why do some people seem more resistant to misinformation than others? One important, yet often overlooked, factor may be the diversity of our social identities. Our identities shape how we interpret ...

1. Why are people motivated to be authentic? The ultimate goal for individuals is to develop and nurture those choices that are consistent with their true self (Waterman, 1984). Authenticity is the ...

Decentralized identity refers to a system of identity management that is not controlled by any central authority such as governments, corporations or identity providers. Traditional identity systems ...