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基于Go语言实现的单点登录系统(sso) 支持手机号码+验证码、邮箱+验证码、微信第三方授权三种方式注册 支持手机号码、用户名、邮箱号码、微信登录 支持手机和邮箱找回密码 支持阿里云通信和互亿无线的短信验证码服务
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QUESTION
I've already been able to get a SAML SSO up and running perfectly using this article.
However, when I try to replicate the steps using Azure as the IDP, I get the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Apr-08 at 16:11Azure AD is the IDP, and "Firebase" is the SP, so it looks like you have some of the values misconfigured.
The error FirebaseError: Firebase: SAML Response mismatch.
should be referring to the Entity IDs not matching.
Start with making these 2 changes. You'll have to determine your SP Entity ID, it's likely your app's URL
QUESTION
I'm attempting to integrate LinkedIn Learning Single-Sign-On via an LTI connection, however I'm always faced with the response: LTI_FAILED_AUTHENTICATION.
LinkedIn Learning - LTI_FAILED_AUTHENTICATION
When I test it out on the Saltire test platform, it strangely works.
The parameters match what I am sending from the code below: Saltire LTI Success authentication
Have tried copying over the the values of oauth_nonce
, timestamp
and oauth_signature
from Saltire to my page, and that worked also, which scores out the possibility of domain whitelisting requirement.
LinkedIn support have come back saying there seems to be something wrong with the generated signature, but I'm not sure what is wrong about it, since that is generated by the parameters passed.
Is there something incorrectly setup from my page which I am not seeing?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-23 at 01:51I figured out the issue. By using the Saltire test tool, I was able to verify that my signature was generated correctly when using their testing URL: https://lti.tools/saltire/tp
You can play with an example here: https://learningcom.github.io/ltitest/index.html
So after looking at the LinkedIn URL, I discovered that the signature was getting generated with an unnecessary long URL which contained parameters.
Removed: ?application=learning&redirect=https://www.linkedin.com/learning/me
Therefore, I shortened the URL to:
var action = 'https://www.linkedin.com/checkpoint/enterprise/login/[accountID]';
No more errors!
QUESTION
I couldn't find any questions (or answers) on SO or elsewhere when I was looking for a way to add SAML single-sign-on to the React Native app I'm working on, so here I am: see my answer below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-22 at 03:41To start off I tried following Google's documentation for this but after a lot of messing about with WebViews and trying to lie to the DOM, I found out that it simply wasn't supported on react native (something that would have been nice to see in the docs a bit more obviously). Eventually I settled on adapting those instructions (follow the first and second sections) using a dummy webpage opened by Expo's WebBrowser
to act as a middle man. This is needed because firebase enforces https(s): for the protocol when making a call to signInWithRedirect
or signInWithPopup
but react native will send a protocol of about: or something similar when trying the call in JavaScript or even nested in a WebView, expo however calls the native browser and thus works on an http(s) protocol while still allowing information to be passed back into the app. There may be a way to do this using react native's webview, but I couldn't find anything remotely similar.
This preface leads me to the solution I came up with, I forked expo's examples repo and committed a minimal proof of concept (pull request pending).
Obviously use this at your own risk, I am no expert on cybersecurity but even I know there are more than a few vectors for attack here.
QUESTION
We are new to Quarkus and are using it to build a simple Service Provider for Single sign on via SAML protocol with Okta as IdentityProvider. Unfortunately Quarkus only supports OpenId Connect (we could not find any guide for SAML protocol). However, Spring already has implemented this in spring-security-saml2-service-provider so we want to reuse this Spring component on Quarkus.
We only have 1 simple (spring rest) Controller on the project:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-13 at 06:18Using Spring Security providers in Quarkus will not work.
I suggest opening an issue on GitHub asking for SAML support in Quarkus
QUESTION
I'm validating AAD-SSO for TestWebApp(ASP.NET MVC) ITfoxtec / ITfoxtec.Identity.Saml2.
I confirmed login -> AAD sign-in -> Redirect to app but app still remains not logging-in.
I assigned "https://localhost:***/Metadata" as Redirect Uri.
I checked the other settings from another post.
However that means the app only makes a xml file.
Tell the procedure if there's anyone who succeeded logging-in on app?
Or do I have to build new logic?
e.g. of logic) receive session from AAD and
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-10 at 07:57The https://localhost:***/Metadata
is the metadata URL. AAD needs to redirect back to the applications AssertionConsumerService endpoint.
You can have AAD reading the metadata or you can configure the AssertionConsumerService endpoint manually in AAD.
QUESTION
I'm working on a .NET web site that authenticates via usernames/passwords stored in a database. We have a separate site running on WordPress for documentation and FAQs. It needs to be protected from unauthorized users as well, but we want a single-sign-on solution. A link on the main site will take them to the WordPress site without the need to login again or to have separate username/logins for the WordPress site. What's the best way to achieve this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 13:27Nicu, the author of Simple-JWT-Login, fixed the issue, so now that plug-in is compatible with Force Login. I receive a valid token and can redirect from our web site to our FAQ site even though the FAQ site is locked down with Force Login. Nico was responsive when I posted the problem. I highly recommend his plug-in. Easy to use and configure.
QUESTION
Git is throwing below error when trying to run the command
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-08 at 05:41Check that, for your SSH key, you have (as in here):
- enable SSO
- authorize your organization
Then try again, using an SSH URL
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement a smooth authentication flow for an hololens 2 app in a no-internet environment. Following setup is running currently
- I'm hosting an identity server (Ory Kratos) with OAuth2 possibilities that holds user information.
- I'm hosting a resource API that only logged in users should be able to access.
The user should be able to access their resources within the HL app. Possibilities to solve this are
- Redirecting the user to a 2D page like in this article. But typing a long password in an Augmented Reality app is hard.
- Using a second device (smartphone/laptop) like in this blog. But requiring another device is suboptimal.
Both approaches are fine, but they both lack a smooth user experience. My idea was to utilize the Windows Accounts that are already on the HL device. Microsoft Docs has a small section on how to take advantage of linked identities on HoloLens, see here. But it doesn't really explain how to "link" them to a custom identity server.
So I was wondering, is it possible to use these Windows Accounts that are already on the HL device and somehow link them to my identity server?
Or does anybody have a better idea to provide a smooth authentication flow in Augmented Reality? I'm open for ideas.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-26 at 05:55Windows Hello may meet your requirement. It works with the Azure Active Directory account or Microsoft Account connected in Windows settings, and it replaces passwords with strong 2FA by verifying your biometric. Besides, in Windows Hello architecture you no longer need to host your Ory Kratos OAuth2 server.
QUESTION
I have a web application (A) which is hosted on on-premises server (Tomcat) and using Active directory for authentication. And also a new web application (B) will be hosted on Azure (AKS) and using AAD for authentication.
My use case is that I would like to implement Single-Sign-On (SSO) after user login application (A), and there is a button/link which can connect to application (B) without sign-in again.
I am thinking whether using SAML or OpenID connect can archive this purpose because both application (A) and (B) are on different platform on-premises and cloud platform. As I found that from Internet, SAML or OpenID connect example only cover same AD or AAD.
Could you please advise is SAML or OpenID or other method can allow user to login on-premises application and then access cloud application via SSO?
Thanks, Jack
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-29 at 07:34For such scenario you may need a "Seamless SSO" approach with AAD Connect.
Refer to these resources for more info:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-sso-how-it-works https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-sso https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/hybrid/how-to-connect-sso-quick-start
QUESTION
I am making custom Single-Sign-On service with asp.net core. I made login server which returns JWT token in the cookie with validation. I would like to connect my web application to the login server, so the web application recognize if the user is logged in or not by login server. Is it possible to do it with startup.cs setting in the web application? And if so how can I make it? I don't want to put the token checking process in every actions.
Thanks in advance
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-25 at 06:11As far as I know, in asp.net core we could provide the jwtbear authentication validation to check if the user login or not. All these things is provided at the web application not login server. If you send the token to the login server how the web application know the user is login or not.
Normally, we will directly check the user token is valid or not on the web application side.
We could set the login server and web application use the same Issuer, Audience and SecretKey.
Then we you could directly validate the user in the web application instead of login server.
More details, you could refer to below codes:
Login server generate token:
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