A new JWK Thumbprint draft has been posted that addresses additional review comments by James Manger and Jim Schaad. Changes included adding a discussion on the relationship of JWK Thumbprints to digests of X.509 values. No normative changes resulted.
The specification is available at:
An HTML formatted version is also available at:
Nat Sakimura and I have updated the JSON Web Key (JWK) Thumbprint draft to incorporate feedback receiving during JOSE working group last call. Changes were:
jkt (JWK SHA-256 Thumbprint) for holding these values.kid (key ID) value.The specification is available at:
An HTML formatted version is also available at:
Thanks to those of you who re-elected me to a two-year term on the OpenID Foundation board of directors. As I wrote in my candidate statement, while OpenID is having notable successes, our work is far from done. Taking it to the next level will involve both additional specifications and strategic initiatives by the foundation. I plan to continue taking an active role in making open identity solutions even more successful, valuable, and ubiquitous. Thanks for placing your trust in me!
I’d like to also take this opportunity to congratulate my fellow board members who were also re-elected: Torsten Lodderstedt, John Bradley, and George Fletcher. See the OpenID Foundation’s announcement of the 2015 election results for more information.
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