Web single sign-on
An Analysis of Web Single Sign-On
... In the paper “Microsoft .NET Passport: A Security Analysis” [25], Oppliger discussed the security flaw discovered by a Pakistani computer researcher in 2003. Revealed on a full disclosure security mailing list, the ...
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Web Single Sign-On Authentication using SAML
... For testing purposes with this sample assertion, the attributes toward the end of the XML should be verified. In this example, two attributes are being passed: clientID and uid. The clientID is a unique value that has ...
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Enabled Browser: Towards Fixing the Broken Web Single Sign-On Triangle
... SISO redirects the user’s attention during the login pro- cess. However, in addition to usability issues [12, 7], redirec- tion exposes users to phishing attacks [24, 7, 27] and makes IdP tracking possible [26]. InfoCard ...
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What Makes Users Refuse Web Single Sign-On? An Empirical Investigation of OpenID
... on web users. Many RPs combine the sign-up or account linking processes ...a single browser session, which can make it difficult for them to determine why an access failed, and whom to contact if a ...
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Web Single Sign-On System. For WRL Company
... 3. The WSSO server receives the query string and checks whether this service is an authorized service first. As the client has already established a session with CAS, the web browser presents a secure cookie ...
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idp Connect for OutSystems applications
... Applications running on the OutSystems platform have access to SAML 2.0 cross-domain Web single sign-on, as does Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services 2.0. This article[r] ...
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E l i m i n a t i n g Au t hentication Silos and Passw or d F a t i g u e w i t h Federated Identity a n d Ac c e s s
... include Web single sign-on (WSSO) and federated single sign-on (FSSO); host/enterprise single sign-on (ESSO); personal portable security devices (PPSDs); user ...
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Token-based Single Sign-on with JWT as Information System Dashboard for Government
... The dashboard of information system for government is built using a token-based SSO architecture. Once a user is authenticated, the user will be generated tokens to access the resources or services on information systems ...
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Single Sign-On Systems
... When organizations adopt a centralized security infrastructure, they eliminate the need for application-specific security implementations and security business logic, thereby reducing development and maintenance costs ...
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vcenter Server and Host Management
... vSphere Web Client, make sure that you configure at least one running Orchestrator server to work with the same Single Sign-On instance to which both vCenter Server and vSphere Web Client are ...
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On the Security of Holder-of-Key Single Sign-On
... In HoK the web server recognizes the browser on basis of a unique (self-signed) client cer- tificate. The browser proves the possession of the client certificate’s private key in a mutual authenticated TLS ...
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Role based Access Control with Single Sign on Architecture using web Services for LMS
... a single user’s entity authentication is ...and web services, which allow all of the subsystems to obtain standard ...Aware Single Sign-on) system [5] with the enhanced privacy of the users’ ...
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Using EMV cards for Single Sign-On
... CS also needs some special software that implements the SSO protocol described in section 3.3 below. This ‘SSO agent’ might be realised as a process that continually runs on the CS (also known as ‘service’ or ‘dæmon’), ...
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Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On
... The example that follows shows how to develop a partner application using PL/SQL APIs. If you need help creating a database access descriptor, see Oracle Application Server 10G mod_plsql User’s Guide. If you need help ...
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AccountView. Single Sign-On Guide
... Single Sign-on (SSO) provides a mechanism for partners to integrate AccountView into their own web applications rather than having users log themselves into ...
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Single Sign On Business Case
... Many DWS customers access multiple DWS systems. These systems require the user to be authenticated and authorized for each system accessed. In order to be granted access, users must prove their identities. For the most ...
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Enterprise Single Sign-on (ESSO)
... Enterprise Single Sign On (ESSO), from ActivIdentity, is a solution set that enables organisations to effectively combine Single Sign-On (SSO) with strong security, providing end-users with ...
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From centralized to single sign on
... in web application has been a real progress for users, as they could use a single credential to log in several ...“centralized sign on”, as the user password is stored and check in a single ...
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Executive Overview of the Security Assertions Markup Language (SAML) v2.0
... the Web Browser SSO Profile specifies how SAML authentication assertions are communicated between an identity provider and service provider to enable Single Sign-On for a browser ...The web ...
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A Practical Single Sign on Protocol for Web based Cloud Computing Services Using Channel Bindings
... practice, web-based single sign-on(SSO) protocols, such as OpenID, SAML, and OAuth, have been widely used in cloud computing services due to its convenience to ...
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