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Vittorio Bertocci, Garrett Serack, Caleb Baker

"Understanding Windows CardSpace: An Introduction to the Concepts and Challenges of Digital Identities"

Creating a Personal Card is as simple as a
couple of clicks in the CardSpace UI.
A Deeper Look at Information Cards
It is used to request a
security token from the
identity provider STS.
The Information Card
contains the web service
URL of the identity
provider??™s STS;
for example, URL = http://mySafeID.
The identity
provider STS keeps
the actual data,
such as credit card
numbers.
Figure 3-7 The claim values are kept at the STS, not on the card.
188 Windows CardSpace
 Managed Cards use an STS on a remote machine. This
service is typically provided by a third party, who can
provide a card to a user, and then after users have authenticated
themselves to that provider, issues a token
containing the data that the provider is willing to release.
This is accomplished through a WS-Trust RST/RSTR exchange,
as discussed in Chapter 2, in the section on WSTrust.
The process by which an IP provides this card to a
user is covered in greater detail later in this chapter.
Personal Information Cards
CardSpace supports user-created identities in the form of
Personal Cards. Although the claims in such identities are not
veri?¬?ed, they can be very useful. CardSpace essentially enables
users to convey information to an RP, without having to type the
same set of fairly commonly used ?¬?elds over and over.


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