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FW: SAML 2.0 Authentication Request Questions

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Colin Wallis <>
Date
2012-05-31T05:41:08+00:00
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FW: SAML 2.0 Authentication Request Questions
Greetings all

 

Apologies as there may be some cross posts.

 

A SAML AuthnRequest question from our developer... can anyone help?

 

Cheers

Colin

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Steps:

1.   
The user initiates a transaction at the service, which requires identity and address details from attribute providers;

2.   
The user is re-directed to the NZ govt’s centralised stateless pseudonymous logon service for an authentication; (SAML 2.0 SP browser redirect)

3.   
The user submits the credentials.

4.   
The logon service returns the SAML2.0 assertion to the service agency (SAML2.0 Artifact binding).

5.   
The service agency redirects the user to the assertion service (SAML AuthnRequest). The request contains following attributes:

SAML Authentication Assertion obtained in step 4

Attribute nametypes (name, date of birth, gender etc)

The assertion service retrieves  identity and address details from attribute providers (won’t go into details on how this is done) by SAML Authentication assertion.

The assertion service creates SAML assertion with the identity and address details as attributes and returns it to the service agency

 

Questions:

Couple of questions on the step 5;

1.   
Can we use <AuthnContextDecl> element to pass SAML authentication assertion in the authentication request to the assertion service?

2.   
Can we use <AuthnContextClassRef> element to pass attribute names in the authentication request to the assertion service?

 

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