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But then there's no third party in that scenario, that's down to whoever was issuing those tokens and is part of securing their service.
by xnorswap 5y ago
But then there's no third party in that scenario, that's down to whoever was issuing those tokens and is part of securing their service.
- mjg59 5y agoI control my laptops. I control the policy for my identity provider. The service that hosts my source code is a third party, and defines their own policy which may not match mine.