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Vittorio Bertocci, Garrett Serack, Caleb Baker

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

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aspect ratio of 3:2 is always maintained.
 Issuer. The issuer is a URI representing the issuer (IP) of
the Managed Card. This is often identical to the URL of
the STS, but is not required to be so. This is the same
issuer that can be speci?¬?ed in the security policy from
the RP.
 Privacy policy. The privacy policy is a URL pointing to
a text ?¬?le that informs the user of the privacy policy of
the IP.
 Time issued. Time issued is a date/timestamp of the moment
the card was issued.
 Time expires. Time expires is a date/timestamp representing
the card??™s expiry. The issued and expiry values
are purely cosmetic??”CardSpace will display them, but
no action is taken if the card is used outside of that date
range.
The Managed Card also contains a list of STSs. Each token
service is de?¬?ned by two elements. First, there is the endpoint
reference, which consists of the following:
 Address. The address is the URL of the STS from which
to get the token.
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 MEX address. The MEX address is the URL with which to
perform a metadata exchange with the STS. For security
purposes, this address must be declared using SSL (using
https://). Without the use of SSL, the client would not be
able to perform any form of server authentication.


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