Need more time...

It seems like there is too much to read on the Internet, but I'll keep trying anyway. This looks interesting, so I'll blog about it, and hope to return and read it in depth.

The Initiative for Open Authentication (OATH) is a collaborative effort of IT industry leaders aimed at providing a reference architecture for universal strong authentication across all users and all devices over all networks. Using open standards, OATH will offer more hardware choices, and lower cost of ownership, and allow customers to replace existing disparate and proprietary security systems whose complexity often leads to higher costs.

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