Anyway, the project is alive and well although it nowadays has few similarities with the original take on this subject.
There is a virtual explosion of new identity concepts led by Google and Mozilla.
The dramatically shortened browser update cycles makes it possible experimenting in a way which wasn't possible when the Information Card project started.
Anders
We are in the process of folding the Information Card Foundation into
Identity Commons. There is a new working group at Identity Commons Called
Claims-Agent that is continuing the conversation.
Would love to hear more about what you are doing.
-Mary
Anders
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That is good to hear.
> Would love to hear more about what you are doing.
I'm continuing my provisioning project which after 3 years of
intensive research has entered an implementation phase.
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/pkix/current/msg29682.html
Although they don't know it, I'm pretty sure that this project will
serve as the client foundation for NSTIC :-) The current approaches
are either of the "Real ID" type or introduces concepts that the
market do not [yet] see the value of such as U-Prove. The Universal
ID-Client allows the world to mix and match.
Anders