A credential conversion service for SAML-based scenarios
European Public Key Infrastructure Workshop, 2004•Springer
Coordination of different administrative domains involves several security concerns,
especially from an authorization point of view. SAML is getting a lot of popularity as a
language that can be used to bridge several isolated authorization systems in order to
provide a common interface in a shared target scenario. In this paper, we present a
Credential Conversion Service (CCS) that converts non-SAML credentials into SAML
assertions following the rules of a conversion policy. CCS provides two different profiles …
especially from an authorization point of view. SAML is getting a lot of popularity as a
language that can be used to bridge several isolated authorization systems in order to
provide a common interface in a shared target scenario. In this paper, we present a
Credential Conversion Service (CCS) that converts non-SAML credentials into SAML
assertions following the rules of a conversion policy. CCS provides two different profiles …
Abstract
Coordination of different administrative domains involves several security concerns, especially from an authorization point of view. SAML is getting a lot of popularity as a language that can be used to bridge several isolated authorization systems in order to provide a common interface in a shared target scenario. In this paper, we present a Credential Conversion Service (CCS) that converts non-SAML credentials into SAML assertions following the rules of a conversion policy. CCS provides two different profiles governing how to exchange SAML assertions, and also defines some extensions to SAML in order to express the syntax and semantics of our CCS.
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