This blog is part of a series comparing the implementation of identity management patterns in SAML and OpenID Connect: OpenID Connect AuthN & AuthZ Cross Domain Identity Patterns: Chained Federation & Service Broker Identity Broker Service in SAML A federated organisation may have multiple distinct services (service providers) where each service is protected under a distinct trust domain. The… Continue reading Identity Broker Service in SAML: Supporting Multiple Identity Providers & Service Providers
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Cross Domain Identity Patterns: Chained Federation & Service Broker
Chained Federation allows access to multiple Service Providers to be granted to multiple trusted Identity Providers. The identity provider request access to the service provider via the Service Broker which authorises the request and forwards to the appropriate service provider based on the TargetURL. This is useful where an enterprise is providing multiple services to… Continue reading Cross Domain Identity Patterns: Chained Federation & Service Broker
OAuth Terminology in SAML2
A Resource Server in OAuth is a Service Provider in SAML2An Authorization Server in OAuth is an Identity Provider in SAML2Thankfully a Client is a UserI still often say SPIL (SAML2.0 Service Provider Initiated Login) and IDIL (SAML2.0 Identity Provider Initiated Login) on a regular basis. I find RSIL and ASIL harder.
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