Over the last couple of weeks we have seen the release of a number of core products from Microsoft such as Vista, Office and of course v3 of the .NET Framework.  One of the four pillars of the .NET Framework is Windows Cardspace and joining me on the show this week is Nigel Parker from the Auckland office of the Microsoft DPE team.

And the show goes a little bit like this….[Listen to the Podcast]

[Opening music - big thanks to the guys of Minder for the use of their track Chess which can be sampled at TripleJ]

00:10 - Introduction - Nigel Parker
00:25 - Microsoft product releases (Office, VSTO SE, Vista, Media Player 11, IE7, ASP.NET Ajax Extensions Beta 2, VS2005 Extensions, .NET v3, VS2005 SP1 (beta))
02:55 - Web 2.0 Conference (Virtual Earth 3D, Photosynth)
05:45 - Windows Cardspace as part of the .Net Framework v3
06:30 - Current web security (password fatigue)
09:55 - What is Windows Cardspace?
12:05 - Managed v’s Self-issued cards
12:45 - Identity Blog
15:20 - Open standards
17:00 - Local storage of card information
22:10 - Working with existing sites
24:00 - Integrating Cardspace into your website/service
27:00 - Cardspace on other browsers and platforms
30:15 - Cardspace v’s Hailstorm v’s Passport
34:10 - Principles of Identity in the Windows SDK
38:10 - Portability of Cardspace information between machines

Listen to the show HERE

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