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titleOAuth, OpenID Connect, UMA are part of MIT-KIT interop

We're excited to announce that a number of implementors will test their UMA interoperability at the MIT Kerberos and Internet Trust (MIT-KIT) Consortium interop event on October 31 and November 1, 2013, in Cambridge, MA, USA. Thanks to MIT-KIT for hosting this event! If you're interested to take part, please visit our Interop Testing wiki page, and send a note to the UMA WG chair or edit the page to register. (You can participate virtually as well as in person.)

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The purpose of the UMA Work Group (charter) is to develop specs that let an individual control the authorization of data sharing and service access made between online services on the individual's behalf, and to facilitate interoperable implementations of the specs. Read the spec, join the group, check out the implementations, test your interop, get involved!

Follow us on Twitter – our handle is @UMAWG and we often use the hashtag #UMAWG. (Short link for this page is http://tinyurl.com/umawg – spread the word.) Find us on Facebook too.

News:

  • September 9: Updated "UMA 101" slides are now available! These slides map out how potential UMA-enabled data sharing ecosystems might unfold, giving extra detail to the applicable scenarios and use cases.
  • August 24: The Crowdtilt campaign to raise money for UMA and OpenID Connect plugins is reopening Monday August 26 through Wednesday August 28, and due to commitments obtained in the interim, it's guaranteed to tilt! Don't miss your chance to donate and help make history for cloud security. Read all about the campaign's progress here.
  • August 24: The Interop Testing wiki section is getting fleshed out. Check out the feature tests and register now to participate!
  • August 19: We're excited to announce that a number of implementors will test their UMA interoperability at the MIT Kerberos and Internet Trust (MIT-KIT) Consortium interop event on October 31 and November 1, 2013, in Cambridge, MA, USA. Thanks to MIT-KIT for hosting this event! If you're interested to take part, please visit our Interop Testing wiki page, and send a note to the UMA WG chair or edit the page to register. (You can participate virtually as well as in person.)
  • August 1: The Work Group just approved the current drafts of the core UMA spec, the Resource Set Registration spec, and the Binding Obligations spec as Kantara Initiative Draft Recommendations. (Links are to pretty-printed versions of the IETF individual Internet-Drafts that were approved.)
  • June 30: Find a list of known third-party profiles related to UMA on the new Third-Party Profiles wiki page! If you know of other written profiles, please give us a heads-up.May 10: New UMA 101 slides, prepared for IIW 16 this week. Check 'em out!
  • May 4: New case study: Access Management 2.0 for the Enterprise. UMA's not just for human beings! It can help organizations do API-friendly, developer-friendly, mobile-friendly access management too.
  
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Leadership
  • Chair: Eve Maler
  • Vice-Chair: Maciej Machulak
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