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Inside the Windows Azure Active Directory Web SSO Sample for Java by Vibro.NET

By now I am sure you heard that the Windows Azure Active Directory Developer Preview is out . We announced so many interesting news that you might just have missed an interesting fact: as part of this release we made available a couple of samples developed...

Filed under: Identity, Federation, Windows Azure Active Directory

Authenticating Users from Passive IPs in Rich Client Apps – via ACS by Vibro.NET

It’s been a couple of years that we released the first samples showing how to take advantage of ACS from Windows Phone 7 applications; the iOS samples, released in the Summer, and the Windows8 Metro sample app last Fall demonstrated that the pattern...

Filed under: Azure, Access Control Service, Identity, Federation, REST, the Cloud, the Web, SAML, OpenID, Windows Identity Foundation, WIF, OAuth, Windows Phone 7, ACS, WP7, windows phone7, OAuth2, windows8

Adding Internet Identity Providers like Facebook, Google, LiveID and Yahoo to your MVC web application using Windows Azure AppFabric Access Control Service and jQuery in 3 steps by Matias Woloski

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Filed under: Access Control Service, Identity, Federation, Windows Identity Foundation

Identity Federation Interoperability – WIF + ADFS + Sun’s OpenSSO by Eugenio Pace

As I announced some time ago, we’ve been working on a few labs that demonstrate interoperability with 3rd party identity components. More specifically: CA SiteMinder 12.0 IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager 6.2 Sun OpenSSO 8.0 The general architecture...

Filed under: Interop, Federated Identity, Geneva, Federation, SAML, WIF, ADFS, SSO, WS-Federation

Cloud Life Science Event in New Jersey and Boston, June 8th and 15th by Matias Woloski's Blog

During the next couple of weeks, Southworks will be presenting together with a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company a project that we’ve developed during the last couple of months around Claims Based Federated Identity and the Cloud. Hong Choing and Ben...

Filed under: Azure, Identity, Federation, Cloud Computing, Claim-Based Identity

WIF and the ASP.NET Sign In Processing Pipeline by Vibro.NET

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Filed under: Identity, Federation, Windows Identity Foundation, WIF, Workshops

May the 17th-18th: WIF Workshop in Singapore by Vibro.NET

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Filed under: Windows Azure, Identity, Federation, Events, Windows Identity Foundation, WIF

Claims-based Identity and Access Control Guide RTM! by Matias Woloski's Blog

I found myself posting more on twitter than my blog. However this deserved a post. The RTM of the guide is finally out there in PDF version. Book content online on MSDN. Book PDF download Final samples download Discuss at Codeplex Looking at my name in...

Filed under: Identity, Federation, Geneva Server, Claim-Based Identity, Windows Identity Foundation, ADFS

Deep linking your way out of home ream discovery by Vibro.NET

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Filed under: Identity, Federation, CardSpace, FabrikamShipping, Windows Identity Foundation, WIF, ADFS

The Id Element: Jorgen Thelin on the Microsoft Federation Gateway (MFG) by Vibro.NET

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Filed under: Identity, Geneva, Federation, the Cloud, Geneva Framework, Geneva Server, Live Identity Services, IdElement, Microsoft Federation Gateway, Windows Identity Foundation, WIF, ADFS, MFG, Microsoft Services Connector

Claims based Authentication & Authorization: The Guide by Matias Woloski's Blog

Eugenio announced yesterday the kickoff of a new guide from patterns & practices in which I’m collaborating: Claims based Authentication & Authorization Guide. This is not a new topic as Eugenio suggests in his blog, but it’s getting more and...

Filed under: Identity, Geneva, Identity Management, Federation, Geneva Server, Claim-Based Identity, Windows Identity Foundation, ADFS

OpenID – WS-Fed Protocol Transition STS by Matias Woloski's Blog

I will go straight to the point in this post. This is a possible architecture if you want to allow OpenID authentication in a claims-aware WS-Federation-compatible web application. In this architecture there are three actors: the web application (aka...

Filed under: Geneva, Federation, OpenID

[VIDEO] Putting authentication in its place: claim-based identity, services and Geneva by Vibro.NET

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Filed under: Identity, Geneva, Federation, Geneva Framework, Geneva Server, TechDays, Windows CardSpace, CardSpace, Events, CardSpace Geneva, Microsoft Federation Gateway, FabrikamShipping

Identity thoughts #2: Level 2 Authorization by Matias Woloski's Blog

In my last post I talked about an identity roadmap and how we are helping companies to achieve Level 1: Externalizing Authentication. In this first level, we only care about checking the credentials of a user in a Security Token Service and issue a token...

Filed under: Identity Management, Federation, Geneva Server

Identity thoughts #1: Analogy between a single app and a federated app by Matias Woloski's Blog

The following table shows an analogy of identity concepts between a single application and a federated application. The single app has its own identity silo and the federated app relies on an STS (like Geneva Server). I find this analogy useful to explain...

Filed under: Identity, Geneva, Identity Management, Federation, Geneva Server

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