Title: RE: [security-services] Groups - sstc-saml-x509-authn-based-attribute-protocol-profile-2 0-draft-07.pdf uploaded
Rick, looks good. Only one comment.
There is a incocnsistency in lines 156 and 245. Basically when you are sending the Assertiton back, you can sign, the Response, the Assertion (inside the Response), or both. Line 156 seems to mandates signing the Response (and makes no mention of the assertion) whereas line 245 (which elaborates on the signing), mandates signing the Assertion (and makes no mention of the response).
Was your intent to sign only one of the 2 (or to sign both items, which seems a bit much)?
Tom.
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The document named sstc-saml-x509-authn-based-attribute-protocol-profile-2
0-draft-07.pdf has been submitted by Mr. Rick Randall to the OASIS Security Services (SAML) TC document repository.
Document Description:
Draft v07 of the X.509 authn profile, PDF format.
This draft incorporates comments provided by Thomas Wisniewski and Scott Cantor of the SSTC on draft 06.
Many thanks to Tom and Scott for their comments.
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