Hello!
I'm Karl Norby, and I am current a second year undergraduate CS major at the University of Chicago. I will be working with Charles Bacon as my mentor on a Diagnostic Administrator Interface Framework, which should make configuration much simpler.
I keep a blog, which is not specific to this project, but I am sure to update it with my progress.
If you would like to get in touch, you can try my on gTalk (karl.norby {--at--} gmail {**dot**} com), on the MUD, or:
It should be a fun summer; I look forward to working with you all. Good luck to all!
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Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Hi there!
Hi there!
My name is Joana Matos Fonseca da Trindade, and I am a Computer Science undergraduate student at UFRGS, Brazil. As mentioned by Borja in the previous post, this summer I will be working with SAML Holder-of-key Authentication for Single Sign-On in GridShib.
This topic is of particular interest to me, as I have been working with SAML and other OASIS security standards since November 2007. Before getting accepted on GSoC, I finished a 5-month internship in the Security & Trust Research Group at SAP Labs France, in the context of the SERENITY project. As part of this work, I implemented a library built on top of the Apache Rampart project providing support for XML-Encryption/Signature, as well as SAML-based brokered authentication for SERENITY's workflow prototypes.
Please feel free to send me an email, or to check the links below:
My name is Joana Matos Fonseca da Trindade, and I am a Computer Science undergraduate student at UFRGS, Brazil. As mentioned by Borja in the previous post, this summer I will be working with SAML Holder-of-key Authentication for Single Sign-On in GridShib.
This topic is of particular interest to me, as I have been working with SAML and other OASIS security standards since November 2007. Before getting accepted on GSoC, I finished a 5-month internship in the Security & Trust Research Group at SAP Labs France, in the context of the SERENITY project. As part of this work, I implemented a library built on top of the Apache Rampart project providing support for XML-Encryption/Signature, as well as SAML-based brokered authentication for SERENITY's workflow prototypes.
Please feel free to send me an email, or to check the links below:
- My Homepage
- My Profile at LinkedIn
- The beautiful city of Porto Alegre, Brazil
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