saml-2.0

Problem: I am using OpenSAML to build a means of authenticating the SAML 2.0 response posted to our servers. I have got most of it working, with the ability to access the various aspects of the assertion. The only issue is that when I attempt to validate the signature using the public key below, it states that " Signature did not validate against the credential's key ". Any ideas? Public Key: MIICozCCAgygAwIBAgIGATxK1oY4MA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBBQUAMIGUMQswCQYDVQQGEwJVUzETMBEG A1UECAwKQ2FsaWZvcm5pYTEWMBQGA1UEBwwNU2FuIEZyYW5jaXNjbzENMAsGA1UECgwET2t0YTEU

I'm writing a SAML 2.0 response parser to handle POST authentication in ASP.Net (in C# and MVC, but that's less relevant). So I have a .p7b file to validate with and that can be read into a X509Certificate2Collection and a sample assertion - a base 64 encoded SAML response. Ideally I want to use the built in WSSecurityTokenSerializer , but that fails , so I'm looking for a way that works. I'm reading the XML directly instead: // get the base 64 encoded SAML string samlAssertionRaw = GetFromHttpRequest(); // load a new XML document var assertion = new XmlDocument { PreserveWhitespace = true };

I am trying to understand SSO using SAML. I have come across the RelayState parameter and am very confused exactly why it comes first in SSO to send encoded URLs? What exactly does it mean? Please read the following from the Google Developer documentation : Google generates a SAML authentication request. The SAML request is encoded and embedded into the URL for the partner's SSO service. The RelayState parameter containing the encoded URL of the Google application that the user is trying to reach is also embedded in the SSO URL. This RelayState parameter is meant to be an opaque identifier

In the SAML2 specification there are several places in an assertion where it is possible to specify a lifetime. The <SubjectConfirmationData> element contains a NotOnOrAfter attribute. The <Conditions> element contains a NotOnOrAfter attribute. The <AuthnStatement> element contains a SessionNotOnOrAfter attribute. What is the meaning of each of them? How do they relate to each other? Specifically, which of them must be checked when... ... consuming an incoming Saml2Response using Web SSO ... establishing an application session in the SP ... refreshing (extending) an application session in the

I am looking to implement a SAML 2.0 based service provider in Python. My web apps are currently all Flask applications. I plan to make a Flask blueprint/decorator that allows me to drop single sign-on capabilities into preexisting applications. I have looked into python-saml extensively and unfortunately there are dependency issues that are not worth resolving, as I have too many preexisting servers/apps whos environments won't be compatible. PySAML2 looks like it could work, however there is little documentation, and what documentation is available I have trouble comprehending. There are no

I am beginner to the SAML v2.0 technology and I get the theory knowledge but I didn't find any examples on Google. Can anybody provide me with a step by step example for simple "SAML for v2.0". Upto now I've gone through the theory part,i.e.., it support Single sign on and also I understood about the Service provider and Identity Provider . Presently I am working on Linux Environment I need basic example in step by step manner how the request is moving from user -> Identity Provider->Service Provider and how to configure the environment . Is it possible to execute the example for the SAML v2.0

My requirement is to implement SSO using SAML2.0 in asp.net. I do have 2 vendors at my end. Wanna pass the user from one site to other site without logging into the second. I have never used SAML2.0 before. Can anyone help me out how can I get it done. First let's differentiate protocol with token format. I assume you are talking about the protocol and not the token format. But just in case here are the differences: SAML 2 token format. This is simply the format of the token that your application will udenrstand. This is supported by WIF out of the box. SAML 2 Protocol. This is the HTTP