Nat Sakimura
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Nat Sakimura | |
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| Born | July 26, 1965 (age 59) Tokyo, Japan July 26, 1965 (age 59) |
| Citizenship | Japanese |
| Education | University of Western Ontario |
| Occupation | Researcher |
| Known for | Standardization in the field of identity management and privacy protection.
Author of OpenID Connect OAuth PKCE [RFC7636] JSON Web Token (JWT)[RFC7519] JSON Web Signature (JWS)[RFC7515] etc. Chairman of OpenID Foundation |
| Website | https://nat.sakimura.org/ |
Nat Sakimura (born July 26, 1965) is a Japanese researcher in the field of information technology, known for his contributions to identity management and privacy protection.[1] Sakimura has been instrumental in developing several key standards and protocols, including OpenID Connect, OAuth PKCE,[2] JSON Web Token (JWT), and JSON Web Signature (JWS). He is the Chairman of the OpenID Foundation[2] and has been recognized for his work in standardization and digital security. [2]
Career
[edit]Sakimura has served as the Chairman of the OpenID Foundation since 2011.[2] The foundation is known for developing standards related to identity management and privacy. Sakimura played a crucial role in the publication and promotion of OpenID Connect, which has been adopted by major technology companies and governments worldwide.[2]
Publications
[edit]Following is the list of Sakimura’s publications: [1]
- Sakimura, N: “Digital Identity” (2021), Nikkei BP
- Matsuo, Sakimura (ed): “Blockchain Gaps”. (2021). Springer
- Sakimura, Bradley, Jay: “Financial-grade API Security Profile (FAPI) 1.0 – Part 2: Advanced ” (2021), OpenID Foundation
- Sakimura, Bradley, Jay: “Financial-grade API Security Profile (FAPI) 1.0 – Part 1: Baseline” (2021), OpenID Foundation
- Hokino, Fujiki, Onda, Kaneko, Sakimura, Sato: “A Practical Trust Framework: Assurance Levels Repackaged Through Analysis of Business Scenarios and Related Risks“, SSR, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer
- Sakimura, Bradley, Agaawal: “Proof Key for Code Exchange by OAuth Public Key Client” (2015), RFC7636, IETF. [1]
- Jones, Bradley, Sakimura: “JSON Web Signature” (2015), RFC7515, IETF.
- Jones, Bradley, Sakimura: “JSON Web Token” (2015), RFC7519, IETF.
- Sakimura, Bradley, Agaawal, Jay: “OpenID 2.0 to OpenID Connect Migration 1.0” (2015), OpenID Foundation
- Sakimura: “Privacy Respecting Personal Data Federation Protocol Design” (2015), Digital Practice, Information Processing Society of Japan
- Sakimura, Jones, Bradley, de Madeiros, Mortimore: “OpenID Connect Core” (2014), OpenID Foundation
- Sakimura, Bradley, Jones, Jay: “OpenID Connect Discovery” (2014), OpenID Foundation
- Sakimura, Bradley, Jones: “OpenID Connect Dynamic Registration” (2014), OpenID Foundation
- Ito, Yasuoka, Tomita, Sakimura: “Use of the private infrastructure in the Government: Open (local) Government utilizing the Social CRM” (2011), NRI, Chiteki Shisan Souzou.
- Sakimura: “Les Societe Miserables and the National ID System – The Danger of Identifier Correlation seen in Victor Hugo’s Les Miserables” (2011), Gijutsu Hyouron
- Sakimura: “National ID System and Trust Frameworks” (2010), Horibe Masao Information Law Seminar Proceeding.
- Ohashi, Sakimura, Sakushima, Hori, “On the Substantial Study of Proxing Assurance between OpenID and SAML” (2010) Springer, Communications in Computer and Information Sciences 109.
- Jones, Recordon, Bradley, Sakimura et al. “OpenID Provider Authentication Property Extension” (2008), OpenID Foundation.
- Sakimura, Eijima, “Shifting towards the context-based system through the mobile phone as the user agent” (2006), NRI, Gijutsu Sohatsu.
- Sakimura: “Data Loss Prevention System” (2002), NRI, Chiteki Shisan Souzou.
- Sakimura: “White-collar productivity improvement through the utilization of the noise reduced environment and groupware.” (1997), NRI, Chiteki Shisan Souzou.
References
[edit]- ^ a b c "Nat Sakimura". scholar.google.co.jp. Retrieved 2024-11-28.
- ^ a b c d e Lardinois, Frederic (2014-02-26). "OpenID Connect Identity Protocol Launches With Support From Google, Microsoft & Others". TechCrunch. Retrieved 2024-11-28.