OpenID Foundation Strategy
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OpenID Foundation reports standards deployed to over 3 billion users and FAPI (Financial-grade API) counts about 1,600+ implementations; FAPI 1.0 is final, FAPI 2.0 is under formal security analysis (University of Stuttgart co‑funded by Australian DSB) and adds PAR, rich authorization requests, grant‑management APIs, message signing, CIBA and dynamic client registration. Certification uses low‑cost self‑certification with exhaustive conformance suites and a third‑party licensing model is being built for regulators (Brazil, Saudi) to govern local rollouts. OpenID Connect for Identity Assurance reaches implementer draft 4.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:15Overview of the Foundation
- 2:43Strategic Direction
- 5:02The Wood Wide Web
- 5:58The Big Idea
- 7:01The Mission
- 8:07Continued Development
- 11:09New Opportunities
- 13:15White Papers
- 16:54Anup Saxena
- 17:36Global Open Data Evolution
- 18:07Open Banking Data Overview
- 19:44Role of Open ID Foundation
- 21:38Typical Open ID Ecosystem Needs
- 22:24Framework Overview
- 23:58Security Analysis
- 25:07Certification
- 25:55Key approaches
- 27:06RFC 6749
- 28:08Shiny Tools
- 29:32Open Data
- 30:10Cross Jurisdiction Ecosystem
- 31:19Open Data Evolution
- 32:19Questions
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