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Top Flaws in Distributed Authentication Systems and how they are Attacked, High Tech, Page 32

Top Flaws in Distributed Authentication Systems and how they are Attacked

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“Identity Partners” are too trusted.
 If Airforce.mil wants to trust Boeing.com to assert
identities to authorize document access…

 It better be sure that Boeing.com can't assert
@airforce.mil addresses.
 Or @airbus.com addresses, either!

 Often not well accounted for in doc/config options

 Especially problematic for server identities.
 Can Boeing tell “general@airforce.mil” which server is
“fileshare.airforce.mil”? Or just “fileshare”?

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