• But DigitalMe and Ezlogin both failed to gain access to this site while Microsoft Passport only works within the Microsoft Network.

    CNN: Digital wallets attempt to save time, headaches

  • He is quick to add, however, that other Microsoft services using Passport could do so, including MSN, Hotmail and the instant-messaging service.

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  • Lesson learned, says Adam Sohn, a Microsoft executive involved with both Passport and .

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  • Microsoft has registered 200 million Passport accounts, largely through its free Hotmail service and Windows XP.

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  • Other services that can't be reached include Windowsupdate.com, which contains updates for the Windows operating system, Passport.com, Microsoft's online identification service, and bCentral.com, a portal for small and medium sized businesses.

    CNN: Microsoft Web sites suffer large scale blackout

  • The Liberty allies have gone so far as to invite Microsoft to join their group to ensure that Passport and Liberty are interoperable.

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  • Seven years ago Microsoft floated a similar-sounding scheme called Passport that granted users access to any site that agreed to use the same password system.

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  • Microsoft has had to take its ecommerce system, Passport, offline for 48 hours after a programmer in Seattle found a way to steal users' credit card numbers.

    BBC: New flaw puts Passport offline

  • But Passport, which stores personal information on Microsoft's servers, still lets customers use wildly insecure passwords like "password, " and lets anyone who knows your zip code take several cracks at guessing the personal "secret question" that resets the password.

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  • Click it and you are urged to sign up for Passport, a key repository of personal information used by Microsoft's Hailstorm Web-based services.

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  • Sun Microsystems, Microsoft's bitter nemesis, stoked the worries and in early summer began contacting companies to pitch the idea of "federating" to create a nonproprietary alternative to Passport, letting their sites link up more easily without Microsoft as middleman.

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  • And even the programmer concerned said that users of Microsoft's new Windows XP operating system, which is irrevocably integrated with Passport as a means of forcing it into the mainstream, would not have been affected.

    BBC: New flaw puts Passport offline

  • Two weeks before the Liberty group was announced, Microsoft caught wind of the move and announced a strategy to create its own "federation" for Passport.

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