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Seeking Additional Security After a Big Theft, JSTOR Tests Internet2's Shibboleth

Seeking Additional Security After a Big Theft, JSTOR Tests Internet2's Shibboleth

Title:Seeking Additional Security After a Big Theft, JSTOR Tests Internet2's Shibboleth (ID: CSD2756)
Author(s):Florence Olsen (The Chronicle of Higher Education)
Topics:Authentication, Internet2, Network Security and Applications, Shibboleth
Origin:Community Contributions (2003)
Type:Articles, Papers, and Reports
Abstract:Last fall, someone taking advantage of a common method for gaining access to online databases attempted to download the vast collection of scholarly journals known as JSTOR. Now the owners of JSTOR are experimenting with new software developed by Internet2 researchers to prevent such incidents by improving online authentication.
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