16 articles tagged Single Sign-On.
Red Hat SSO v7.1 provides support for OAuth2, OpenID Connect, and SAML2. There are numerous other identity protocols, but these are quite common and can handle a wide variety of use cases.
Read article: Red Hat SSO v7.1 Spec SupportThis post was originally published as “White Paper: OpenID Connect (Authorization Code Flow) with Red Hat SSO” on the Levvel Blog.
Read article: OpenID Connect (Authorization Code Flow) with Red Hat SSOAuthentication. Federation. Single Sign On (SSO). I’ve mentioned these concepts many times. I haven’t actually formally defined what each of these terms mean even though I’ve used these many times throughout my writing — these concepts are closely related.
Read article: Authentication vs. Federation vs. SSOThe following blog posts discuss SAML2 use cases that have been explored in this series:
Read article: SAML2 Use CasesThis post wraps our look at SAML v2.0 Use Cases. The first four use cases are described in “SAML v2.0 vs JWT: SAML2 Web Application SSO Use Cases” and “SAML v2.0 vs. JWT: SAML2 with SOAP Web Services and REST APIs”. The full list of SAML2 vs JWT-related blog posts can be found here.
Read article: SAML v2.0 vs. JWT: SAML2 Single LogoutThis post continues our look at SAML v2.0 and how it compares to JSON Web Tokens (JWT). In the last post, we looked at the history, specs, and basics of SAML v2.0. In this post, we begin exploring SAML v2.0 use cases in detail.
Read article: SAML v2.0 vs JWT: SAML2 Web Application SSO Use Cases
