> From: Hal Lockhart [mailto:]
>
> Not signing Assertions is fine with us and removes major
> complications. We proposed it only because we thought people
> would expect assertions to be signed and that use of XML
> dsig would be expected.
> What do others think?
For the browser artifact profile, we would prefer not to use signatures.
Since the assertion transfer is already secure and mutually authenticated,
signatures are overhead.
> As far as the SOAP binding goes, we would prefer mutual
> authentication (client certificates) It is more secure and
> actually easier to implement. (no need to manage passwords,
> do basic auth header, etc.) Since we propose to exchange
> trust roots anyway, you can use the same key/certificate for
> both client and server ends.
> Hal
We prefer mutual auth with client certificates. We don't require a shared
trust root for the certificates.
- irving -
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