Application model for presenting an identity to a claims aware application. This identity contains claim elements, such as email address or username, in a secure package from a trusted source. This model separates the application from the authentication mechanism.
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How do you retrieve the X.509 certificate that was used to construct a X509AsymmetricSecurityKey?
You can construct a X509AsymmetricSecurityKey from a X509Certificate2 instance using the X509AsymmetricSecurityKey(X509Certificate2) constructor; but how do you get the X509Certificate2 instance from ...
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Use claim token in ASMX WebService Request
I have an ASP.Net Web App which is secured using claims based authentication, currently the IP is Azure ACS, which in turn calls my domain's ADFS (but in theory it could be many different types, e,g, ...
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web.config transform for microsoft.identitymodel configsection
How does one go about transforming the audienceUris and federatedAuthentication elements in the microsoft.identitymodel configuration section using the standard visual studio web.config transforms?
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Using my old membership provider in SharePoint 2010
I've got a custom membership provider that I use both in SharePoint 2007 services and in .NET web apps. Now I'm trying to update the SharePoint platform to 2010 Foundation and my provider doesn't ...
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SimpleMembership with FederatedAuthetication using ClaimsPrincipal
An Application using SimpleMembership (as the MVC template internet application of VS 2012) and another application that uses ClaimsPrincipal with FederatedAuthetication.
Some One has experience on ...
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Adding users programmaticaly on a SharePoint 2010 claims based site (extranet zone)
I have a SharePoint 2010 site which has Zone Level security. The site has Windows Authentication in Default Zone while it has Claimed Based Authentication in Extranet Zone. A membership provider is ...
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WIF: How to specify which claims to return upon authentication?
Similar to this question, except I need to get additional claims at the moment of authentication, not later.
I'm implementing my RP as an authentication plugin to another website, so I can't (or ...
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Cross-Domain single sign-on with azure, ACS, Sharepoint 2010, MVC Site, and WebService
I have a SharePoint 2010 site configured to login with ACS. And ACS configured to use my own Identity provider. I also have a MVC web application which is also claims aware, and uses ACS for ...
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Extending ClaimsIdentity in MVC3
I've got my claims set-up with MVC3 using azure and everything is going well.
What I need to do now is extend the Claims Identity that's in the current thread / http context and add my own ...
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Claims Authentication to SharePoint on iPhone
I have made a simple SharePoint client App for iPhone, which require access to some SharePoint web services (mainly /_vti_bin/Lists.asmx). I am having a trouble figuring out how to do this on newer ...
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AllowAnonymous attribute being ignored in MVC4 with ClaimsAuthorizationManager
I'm trying to use a custom ClaimsAuthorizationManager based on the excellent work from Dominic Baier within a new MVC4 application which is still very much based on the out-of-box Internet template ...
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Different Service behaviors per endpoint
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We are implementing different sort of security on some WCF service.
ClientCertificate, UserName & Password and Anonymous.
We have 2 ServiceBehaviorConfigurations, one for ...
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Using ClaimsAuthenticationManager in a console application
I was playing around with new stuff in 4.5 and wrote a simple console application that is supposed to check a few things in new claims based security model. I've created custom implementations of ...
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What sort of algorithms are involved when an application deciphers the token by the issuer in SSO?
In case of claim based authentication which uses SSO, an application receives a token from the issuer for a particular user and that token contains the claims as well as some sort of digital signature ...
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Why is ClaimsPrincipalPermissionAttribute sealed, and is there an alternative?
I'm implementing claims based security in my .net 4.5 application. Lots of hoops to jump through, but it is basically working.
The only part I don't like is that I can't create my own attributes. ...
