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      <title>Installing Shibboleth</title>
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      <description>What and Why Is Shibboleth?One of the major issues that faces all today&amp;rsquo;s Internet users is identity management: how to prove to a Web site that you are who you claim you are, and do so securely enough to prevent someone else being able to convince the Web site that they are you. There are many initiatives attacking the problem, with approaches both technical and legal.
Shibboleth [1] is a relatively new piece of software which concentrates on one specific area: trust management within the Higher Education community and between that community and the academic publishers which service it.</description>
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