PHP best practices for user authentication and password security

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OpenID is a method to authenticate users based on their existing accounts on common web services such as Yahoo, Google and Flickr.

Logins to your site are based on a successful login to the remote site.

You do not need to store sensitive user information or use SSL to secure user logins.

A current PHP version of the library can be found here.

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