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Looking to gain a clearer understanding of how Office 365® integrates with Directory-as-a-Service®? Greg Keller, JumpCloud’s CPO, has spearheaded a video series where he gives viewers a deep dive…
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A proof-of-concept attack demonstrates how adversaries can abuse Microsoft’s Active Directory Federation Services framework to go unnoticed and assume multiple user identities. Continue reading SAML Post-Intrusion Attack Mirrors ‘Golden Ticket’
The identity management space has been quite active over the last several years. There’s been a great deal of innovation across categories, with perhaps the most being in the Identity-as-a-Service…
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Cloud-based communications platform Slack finished patching a severe security hole Thursday affecting portions of its platform that used Security Assertion Markup Language for user authentication. Continue reading Slack Plugs ‘Severe’ SAML User Authentication Hole
WiFi is all around us. It has become an essential IT resource in the modern office and in our personal lives. With so many modern devices sending and receiving information…
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I am trying to decrypt encrypted attributes in a SAMLResponse (being sent to the SP) to debug a sample application.
Given the following attributes in the <saml:AttributeStatement>, how would I decrypt the cipher data?… Continue reading Decrypting encrypted SAML attributes with openssl
I understand the basic flow of SAML but is still unclear to me where the passwords are stored.
This image shows “APP VERIFIES SAML RESPONSE & LOGS USER IN” from onelogin looks like the password is stored on the APP the … Continue reading Where are passwords stored in SAML? On the IdP or on the SP side?
SAML Raider is a Burp Suite extension for SAML2 security testing, it contains two core functionalities – Manipulating SAML Messages and managing X.509 certificates. The extension is divided into two parts, a SAML message editor and a certificate management tool. Features Message Editor Features of the SAML Raider message editor: Sign SAML Messages…
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I’m trying to create a SAML AuthnRequest for the redirect binding.
This is my (anonymized) AuthRequest:
<samlp:AuthnRequest AssertionConsumerServiceURL=”https://tempuri.org/sp/AssertionConsumerService”
… Continue reading What’s wrong with my signature for a SAML Redirect binding?
I have an external web application and that application integrated with other client`s web application. Now, I would like to authenticate the user. See below:
Case 1: Suppose, I have a web application ABC.com which is one sm… Continue reading Which is the best way to authenticate the user?