Windows CardSpace
Windows CardSpace（开发代号：InfoCard）是微软Identity Metasystem的客户端软件，是一种身份选择的程序。该程序通过存储用户的数字身份，通过可视的信息卡的形式呈现给用户。CardSpace提供了一个不变的用户界面来帮助他们轻松、安全地在应用程序和网站里使用他们的身份信息。抵制钓鱼式攻击也是此程序的设计目标之一。
外部链接
- 国际
- A consumer introduction to Windows CardSpace
- Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) CardSpace page – Developer articles and technical documentation on Windows CardSpace.
- Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 Community (NetFx3) – CardSpace community site.
- 软件开发
- Microsoft Information Card Kit for ASP.NET 2.0 – ASP.NET Relying Party code to support CardSpace.
- Microsoft Information Card Kit for HTML – platform-independent JavaScript and CSS code that detects if the client can use Information Cards and provides the corresponding UI support.
- Open Source Ruby Relying Party code for accepting Information Cards.
- Open Source Java Relying Party code for accepting Information Cards.
- Open Source C and PHP Relying Party code for accepting Information Cards.
- Open Source C 页面存档备份，存于 Relying Party code for accepting Information Cards and Secure Token Service code for managed Information Cards.
- Open Source PHP Secure Token Service code for managed Information Cards.
- Open Source C# Secure Token Service code for managed Information Cards.
- 身份选择器（Identity selectors）
- Digital Me – an open source Identity Selector for Linux and Mac OS X
- A plug-in for Apple's Safari implementing an Information Card identity selector.
- A plug-in for Firefox to activate CardSpace and other identity selectors.
- 相关博客
- Kim Cameron's Identity Weblog – Information from Microsoft's architect for identity.
- Mike Jones' blog – Information on CardSpace, Information Cards, and the Digital Identity from Microsoft's Director of Identity Partnerships.
- Vittorio Bertocci's Weblog 页面存档备份，存于 – Information on designing and developing with CardSpace from Microsoft's architect evangelist for Windows Server 2008.
- CardSpace team blog 页面存档备份，存于 – Information on CardSpace from the CardSpace team itself.
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