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Vittorio Bertocci, Garrett Serack, Caleb Baker

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

The .crd ?¬?le can be saved on the
user??™s desktop without any encryption or moved from one machine to another.
Furthermore, the uniqueness of a card is based on its card ID. If the possession
of a card is being used as part of an authentication mechanism, card IDs must
be generated in a way that makes it unpredictable and hard to guess.
That said, CardSpace supports multiple factor authentication without resorting
to the card itself as a factor. If a Managed Card is backed by a smartcard, and the
usage of smartcard itself is constrained by a PIN, succesfully employing the card
entails leveraging something you have (the smartcard) and something you know
(the PIN).
An IP has to think
carefully about the
information that
they possess
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Understanding Your Data
A key factor for any IP is to build around the identity information
to which they have access. An IP should consider the data it has
in its possession and answer a few questions:
 What do I know?
An IP looking to discover value in their database of users
may ?¬?nd several types of information can provide value.
The easy ones are validated claims??”data that you have
previously veri?¬?ed in one way or another??”?¬?rst and last
names, email addresses, home addresses, birthdates, and
so forth.


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