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• Reminder: We are Retiring pre-Rev A OAuth on Monday, November 9th

  
  Yahoo! Developer Network Blog — Authority: 643
  Many of you may have already seen our forum post from October 14, 2009 talking about how Yahoo! is retiring the use of the pre-Rev A OAuth flow for its APIs and services. Why are we retiring pre-Rev A OAuth? There was a security vulnerability found within pre-Rev A OAuth early this year. The new OAuth 1.0 A ...
  2 days ago

• Getting Twitter Spam? Here’s how I deal with it

  
  bradgrier.com — Authority: 130
  T his is the second part of a post series I started a few days ago, dealing with Twitter spam. What got me thinking about it was the recent spate of incoming DM tweets from trus­ted people I follow. I received another one this morning. I’m coming at it from the perspective that it’s not deliberate. Rather, ...
  4 days ago

• How to avoid becoming a Twitter spammer, the easy way

  
  bradgrier.com — Authority: 130
  O ver the last few weeks I’ve been receiving spam on Twitter from trusted people I follow. It’s not that they’ve all been overcome by the need to monetize their Twitter accounts (there, I said monetize in a blog post, I’m doomed), rather, they’ve fallen victim to diabolically-crafted account phishing ...
  1 week ago

• Recovering from Twitter Phishing

  
  |chelpixie.com| — Authority: 478
  If you have gotten your Twitter account hacked because you’ve clicked on a phishing scam link, here’s how to get it cleaned up.  Otherwise you might find yourself on lists you don’t want to be on . Step 1: Stop clicking the links that get you hacked in the first place.  Even if you know the person, consider ...
  1 week ago

• OAuth for Web Applications – Accounts APIs – Google Code

  
  Weblog of Edward de Leau — Authority: 140
  OAuth for Web Applications – Accounts APIs – Google Code Tags: oauth Related posts Eds links for 2008-01-05: DataPortability.org – Share and remix data using open standards (0)
  1 week ago

• UnFollow Everyone On Twitter, Delete All Your Twitter Friends

  
  SMM Guru - The Social Media Marketing Guru — Authority: 91
  There is a lot of buzz going around about ways to unfollow or delete all the people you are following on Twitter. While this is not a built in option of the Twitter Bot Script, there are some other websites that allow you to do this. However they are all ugly, require you to enter your login info, and make you wait ...
  1 week ago

• Evolving toward a People-Centric, Real-Time Web

  
  Bruce MacVarish Notes — Authority: 449
  There are plenty of reasons to consider the collaborative opinions of Chris Messina and Jyri Engstrom.  Chris  is a champion of the open web and leads/contributes to the DiSo Project, OpenID, OAuth, microformats, activitystrea.ms and Portable Contacts initiatives.    Jyri  is the founder of Jaiku, one of the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Sakai 3s Commonplace Destiny

  
  Nate Angell — Authority: 99
  Ive recently been enjoying some (possibly) healthy, irreverent debate with colleagues at Blackboard and beyond about some of the differences between such proprietary regimes and the open-source community of Sakai. While the Twitter channel weve been using generates plenty of pithy ripostes, at times a tweet calls out ...
  2 weeks ago

• Launching Lite Apps – the fastest way to tweet or email from the iPhone

  
  Obvious Ideas — Authority: 91
  Ever since I got my iPhone, there was this thing that was really frustrating for me – the time it takes to write a single tweet or compose a single email. While the Mail.app on the iPhone is quite fast, it sometimes annoys me that if I just want to send a quick email I have to go through the inbox and it checks for ...
  4 weeks ago

• Why is OpenID not more popular?

  
  Webby's World — Authority:
  Something I love is OpenID . I love having a portable online identity, not being tied to an email provider or something like Facebook Connect or Twitter OAuth. Better yet, I don’t have to rely on someone else keeping their servers up – I can change my OpenID provider whenever I like and keep the same log-in ( ...
  4 weeks ago

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