minimal/no backchannel shibboleth idp configuration
Cantor, Scott
cantor.2 at osu.edu
Wed Dec 17 09:35:54 EST 2014
On 12/17/14, 12:15 PM, "Tom Scavo" <trscavo at gmail.com> wrote:
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>- An IdP should avoid SAML1 attribute query if possible. If an IdP
>must support SAML1, the IdP should consider pushing attributes via
>unencrypted SAML1 assertions on the front channel in lieu of attribute
>query.
I think the project view is that it's not our role to tell people it's
safe to do that, it's just our role to explain what the trade-off is.
>- An IdP supports SP-initiated SAML2 flows by advertising a
>SingleSignOnService endpoint that supports the SAML2 HTTP-Redirect
>binding. Support for other bindings is optional and new deployments
>are encouraged to be conservative in this respect.
A non-trivial number of commercial vendors running garbage implementations
require POST.
>- An IdP should avoid SAML2 attribute query altogether. (I've never
>known an IdP deployment that actually needed a SAML2 AttributeService
>endpoint in metadata.)
VOs use them quite a bit.
-- Scott
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