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This talk by Connor Peshek explores the origins of single sign-on (SSO), tracing its development from initiatives by the NSA during the Vietnam War aimed at combating communication hijacking. The session highlights how SSO evolved into a fundamental component of the largest pre-internet network and its modernization for asynchronous JavaScript. The speaker provides an insightful overview of SSO's historical journey and its significance in today's digital landscape.
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