1 | Kerry Webb

5 de May de 2009 to ● 10:46 pm

The social networking site has to give a damn, to start off with. We’ve been trying for two months to get Twitter to remove two bogus accounts that purport to come from our government, with no success at all.

2 | Gov 2.o Spoofing is here. Reciprocal Link Authentication could prevent misunderstanding. « Web 2.0 Blog – Discovering Innovation Opportunities using Social Media

2 de June de 2009 to ● 1:45 pm

[...] it is to pretend you are an official government agency on twitter.  Recently I advocated for a simple reciprocal link authentication policy which would place a link on any official government web 2.0 account (twitter, facebook fan page [...]

3 | Cybersquatting 2.0 - protecting your name in Social Media « A Pretty Simple blog

8 de June de 2009 to ● 7:32 pm

[...] recommends a simple technique to allow users to authenticate an account by following a reciprocal link to an official government [...]

4 | Gov 2.o Spoofing is here. Reciprocal Link Authentication could prevent misunderstanding. » OpenGovBlog.org – Ideas to enable more Effective and Efficient Government

7 de December de 2009 to ● 7:52 pm

[...] [...]