openWallet is a single sign-on (SSO) solution for the internet. It differs from other SSO solutions (such as MS Passport) in that the user is in charge of their own data, rather that some centralized or third party repository.
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openWallet for WordPress 0.0.1 file released: openwallet-0.0.1.zip
* 0.0.1 * Fixed defect in retrieving from the database. * 0.0.0 * Initial Release
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File released: /openWallet-client/0.0.0/openWallet-Client-0.0.0.zip
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openWallet-client 0.0.0 file released: openWallet-Client-0.0.0.zip
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File released: /openWallet for WordPress/0.0.1/openwallet-0.0.1.zip
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openWallet 0.1 Released
True single sign-on for the internet is now a possibility with the first release of openWallet. The code is in a very alpha stage, but key functionality is implemented and working, completeing the intial PoC phase. Users test the system at http://www.howardfamily.id.au/openwallet.php where they can login using the openWallet client, their OpenPGP key and passphrase.
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openWallet chooses Jetty
The openWallet project has chose to use Jetty (http://jetty.mortbay.org/jetty/) to implement the openWallet client. Jetty is a light weight 100% java HTTP server, which is easily embeddable in application, making it an ideal candidate for this project.
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Proof of Concept
Well, after a couple of years of this project just sitting idle, I've finally created a proof of concept on the project homepage. In the PoC, a timestamp is sent to the client, which signs it and sends it back to the website for verification. Currently the website doesn't validate the signature, but that's the easy bit. The hard bit was finding a nice simple way for the website to communicate with the client on the users machine. How is this done in the end? It's so simple that I can't belive I didn't think of it earlier. The site redirects to a localhost URL and the browser does the rest. Simple and clean. Love it.
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Anonymous committed patchset 1 of module CVSROOT to the openWallet CVS repository, changing 11 files -
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