Group Offers Open Source Security Code to Java Developers

"Open source identity community OpenLiberty.org Monday announced the release of open source code to help Java developers build privacy and security features into their Web 2.0, component-based and mobile applications.

"OpenLiberty-J, is an implementation of privacy specifications from the Liberty Alliances Identity Web Services Framework (ID-WSF) 2.0, and gives developers tools to build applications that can validate and secure transactions..."

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