Survey on Federated Identity Management Systems

Sharma, Arvind Kumar; Lamba, C. S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-14493-6_52

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“…Shibboleth [] is a federated identity management system [] (FIM) based on Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) [] protocol. The IDPs in this mechanism use SAML assertion to transmit their users' identities to the SPs, which might be in another management domain.…”

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Constructing authentication web in cloud computing

Zhao

Wang

et al. 2015

Security Comm Networks

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Cloud computing offers a cheap and efficient solution for the deployment of web applications. It results in a big increase of the number of service provider. Users hold multiple identities for using services from different domains. The openness of public clouds requires the authentication system to accept user identities from various domains and to support hybrid authentication protocols. This work proposes a cross‐domain single sign‐on mechanism to address the preceding issues and makes a formal mathematical model to analyze the security issues of the proposed mechanism's authentication architecture; furthermore, an algorithm is proposed to detect the authentication architecture's weak vertex whose failure would lead to a partial failure in the architecture. The proposed mechanism allows service providers to verify user identities in a decentralized way and allows users to unify their identities from various domains in a safe way. The verification process used in this mechanism is able to support hybrid authentication protocols as well as to accelerate the verification of credentials by eliminating single point of failure and single‐point bottleneck. Copyright © 2015 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Constructing authentication web in cloud computing

Zhao

Wang

et al. 2015

Security Comm Networks

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“…When the user wants to access a service, he should prove his ownership of the URL to the service provider, which means that service providers using OpenID is able to accept the authentication result provided by any URL. [2] : Shibboleth is a federated identity management system [9] (FIM)based on SAML [10] protocol, it is used in a federation established by a group of service providers and identity providers which agree to work together. Service providers using Shibboleth is able to accept the authentication result provided by any identity providers in the same federation.…”

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Contructing Authentication Web in Cloud Computing

Zhao

Zhang

et al. 2013

2013 International Conference on Cloud and Service Computing

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Cloud computing enables rapid deployment of services on an on-demand basis in large scale. Public clouds are open to all users with identities from various domains, requiring the support of multiple identity providers and hybrid authentication protocols. The complexity of the authentication scenario brings a great burden to service providers. Service providers and users know only a small part of the complicated authentication network. This work explores a system view on the authentication network in cloud, allowing the authentication interaction and the trust relations to be explicitly described and analyzed. A crossdomain single sign-on model is proposed and the implementation details of the authentication architecture and protocol is presented.

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“…Further, a claims based system can facilitate fine-grained authorisation [23]. Also Satchell et al [24] highlight that FIdM facilitates the assignment of access rights and privileges, and Sharma et al [27] add that it facilitates possibilities for detailed audit trails. Finally, Balasubramaniam et al [6] give a general comment that FIdM will lead to minimisation of privacy and security violations.…”

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“…In the literature on FIdM there are several researchers arguing that federated solution will facilitate cooperation. Sharma et al [27] say that FIdM technologies will allow companies to share applications without needing to adopt the same technologies for directory services and authentication. Similarly Brossard et al [10] state that enterprises can offer services across domain boundaries to users and other services not controlled or defined internally.…”

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Benefits of Federated Identity Management - A Survey from an Integrated Operations Viewpoint

Jensen¹

2011

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Federated Identity Management is considered a promising approach to facilitate secure resource sharing between collaborating partners. A structured survey has been carried out in order to document the benefits of adopting such systems from a user and business perspective, and also to get an indication on how Integrated Operations in the oil and gas industry can benefit from identity federations. This has resulted in a set of benefit categories grouping existing claims from researchers. The literature indicates that adoption of Federated Identity Management in Integrated Operation seems like a good idea, however, there are several challenges that need to be solved.

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Survey on Federated Identity Management Systems

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Constructing authentication web in cloud computing

Constructing authentication web in cloud computing

Contructing Authentication Web in Cloud Computing

Benefits of Federated Identity Management - A Survey from an Integrated Operations Viewpoint

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