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Liberty
Technical Glossary, Version 2.0. J. Hodges, et al. Liberty
Alliance Project, 2006.
This spec, and the three following ones, are a portion
of the spec set defining the Liberty ID-WSF
v2 protocol suite. Additionally, I contributed to six
other specs in the spec set.
Liberty
ID-WSF
Authentication,
Single
Sign-On,
and
Identity
Mapping Services Specification, Version 2.0. J. Hodges, R.
Aarts, P. Madsen, S. Cantor, et al. Liberty Alliance Project, 2006.
This spec defines an approach to using the SASL
protocol design pattern, in the ID-WSF
v2 protocol suite context, to effect an
authentication protocol. Additionally, it specifies an SSO
Service and an Identity Mapping Service. It is an
evolution of the ID-WSF v1.1 version, cited below.
Liberty
ID-WSF Discovery Service Specification, Version 2.0. J.
Hodges, C. Cahill, et al. Liberty Alliance Project, 2006.
This spec defines a simple service discovery protocol
for theID-WSF
v2 protocol suite, and is an evolution of the ID-WSF
v1.1 version. Its data model and on-the-wire representation leverages
WS-Addressing
"Endpoint References".
Liberty
ID-WSF SOAP Binding Specification, Version 2.0. J. Hodges,
J. Kemp, R. Aarts, G. Whitehead, P. Madsen, et al. Liberty Alliance
Project, 2006.
This spec defines how ordinary ID-WSF
messages are bound to SOAPv1.1
messages, as well as the ID-WSF SOAP header blocks effecting the
"framework" portion of the "identity web services framwork".
SAML
V2.0 Executive Overview, Paul Madsen (ed.), Eve Maler,
(ed.), Thomas Wisniewski, Tony Nadalin, Scott Cantor, Jeff Hodges,
Prateek Mishra, OASIS SSTC Committee Draft, 12 April 2005.
Profiles
for
the
OASIS
Security
Assertion
Markup
Language (SAML) V2.0, John Hughes, Scott Cantor, Jeff
Hodges, Frederick Hirsch, Prateek Mishra, Rob Philpott, Eve Maler
(eds.), OASIS Standard, 15 March 2005.
This spec, and the Glossary cited immediately below, are
part of the SAMLv2
specfication
set, on which I made various contributions in
addition to co-editing these two specs. Additionally, I co-edited
several of the SAMLv1.0
and SAMLv1.1
specifications.
application/samlassertion+xml
MIME Media Type Registration, Jeff Hodges; Approved by IESG and registered with IANA on 15 December 2004.
This MIME Media Type Registration, and the one cited
immediately below, were the first ones performed in the
so-called "standards tree" via the new "fast track" registration
process (for MIME Media Types defined by SDOs other than the IETF)
wherein publication of an RFC describing the new MIME Media Type being
registered is not required. See RFC
4288. I authored the registration statements in collaboration
with other SSTC
members.
Risks
Presented by Single Sign-On Architectures. Gary Ellison,
Jeff Hodges, and Susan Landau. 18
October 2002.
This document gives a simple and brief treatment of the
risks presented by single sign-on architectures, and is intended for
not-terribly-technical audiences.
LDAPv3: Technical
Specification. J. Hodges, RL "Bob" Morgan. IETFRFC 3377, September 2002.
Definition of LDAPv3 in terms of which RFCs it consists
of, and addressing the "IESG Note" gracing RFCs 2251 through 2256.