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June 29, 2005

RSS Security

Netcraft on RSS security.
VeriSign is among the companies already developing RSS security products for the corporate market. CEO Stratton Sclavos announced in a presentation in mid-May that VeriSign plans to provide feed, content and identity management products to help prevent RSS and the companion Atom format from being abused for spam, phishing and other security threats.

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Rather interesting article at Netcraft about security and RSS and the need to meld the two as more corporations adopt the technology. It's all about beating spam and phishing and ensuring authentication. Via John Robb, who pulls out this tidbit:... [Read More]

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» RSS Security: The Missing Ingredient from Hugo E. Martin on Media, Marketing & Internet
How can we ensure authenticity of RSS – before it is exploited for fraud, phishing and spam? VeriSign is among the companies already developing RSS security products ... via John Robb's Weblog [Read More]

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