TCS eScience Portal - Confusa
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The document discusses the TCS eScience Personal Portal, which allows mapping a Feide identity to an X.509 certificate through a simple web portal using an existing browser framework. The portal is operated by the University of Tilburg in the Netherlands as part of a European collaboration utilizing established identity networks. It runs the Confusa software and was developed by UNINETT Sigma and NDGF. The portal is ready for pilot users in December 2009 and provides a low-cost way to obtain certificates via a third-party CA (Comodo).
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