Phillip Hallam-Baker's Blog: The dotFuture Manifesto: Internet Crime, Web Services, Philosophy

Phillip Hallam-Baker's Blogs:

• The dotFuture Manifesto: Internet Crime, Web Services, Philosophy (a personal blog)
• Web Security Blog (a VeriSign blog)

Phillip Hallam-Baker is Principal Scientist at VeriSign. He has contributed to the design of many Web security protocols including HTTP and HTTP Digest Authentication, XKMS, SAML, WS-Security and OATH. His current research focus is preventing Internet Crime. He holds degrees from Southampton University and Oxford University and has held research appointments at DESY, CERN and MIT.

The two blogs are aggregated together, in date order. Where Phillip blogs as himself he saysvery clearly: "This is a personal blog and does not represent the views of any other party including my employer." You can tell whether he blogs as himself or for VeriSign by the destination fo the links on the page

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• Phillip Hallam-Baker's Blogs (aggregated together):
• The dotFuture Manifesto: Internet Crime, Web Services, Philosophy
• Web Security Blog
• Stuart King's Security and Risk Management Blog
• David Lacey's IT Security Blog
• Metasploit Blog
• Jeff Pettorino's Security Convergence Blog
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• David Rowe's Risk Management Blog
• Bruce Schneier's Security Blog
• Larry Seltzer's Security Weblog
• Mike Spinney's Private Communications Blog
• Richard Steinnon's Threat Chaos Blog
• the Techweb Blog
• Tim Trent's Marketing by Permission Blog
• Rebecca Wong's DP thinker Blog

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