OpenID Bootcamp Tutorial
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This document appears to be an agenda for a bootcamp on OpenID being presented by Simon Willison and David Recordon. The summary includes: 1) The bootcamp will provide an introduction to basic OpenID concepts, how to create and use an OpenID, discuss adoption history and status, and address security concerns. 2) It will also cover security solutions for OpenID, innovative uses of OpenID in code, and include a question and answer session. 3) OpenID is presented as a decentralized single sign-on mechanism that solves issues like having too many passwords, username squatting, and scattered online profiles across many sites. Users can claim and prove ownership of an OpenID URL for authentication
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