security token

Because a security token is useful within a trust domain, there needs to be a way to articulate the scope of a trust domain.

Attempts to retrieve the security token that matches one of the key identifier clauses contained within the specified key identifier.

A familiar example of a signed security token is an X. 509 certificate; it asserts a binding between one's identity and a public key.

Gets or sets a URI reference that represents the format that the subject name of a SAML security token is in.

The custom token behaves like any other WebSphere security token, and the application server automatically transmits it.

Security token claims can be endorsed by an authority or left unendorsed.

The use of the WS Security Username token profile is common and enables a user name and password to be encapsulated in a security token.

Represents the parameters for a security token issued in a Federated security scenario.

Specifies the contract that should be implemented by a custom security token authenticator that issues tokens to the client.

The sample configuration includes a client, provider, and security token service (STS) configured, as shown in Figure 1.

A security token can be any value but is typically a symbol, a canonical string that does not exist anywhere else.

Represents information used to obtain an issued token from a security token service.

These messages can be exchanged by clients calling a particular type of SOAP web service called a Security Token Service (STS).

When overridden in a derived class, attempts to resolve the security token that matches the specified key identifier clause.

Gets a collection of security token parameters for signed and endorsing supporting tokens required by the security binding element.

This means that all requests against the Web service interface must contain a security token, which represents a valid user authentication.

For Authentication and Authorization checks a security token needs to be supplied.

Gets a set of claims using the properties of this class and the specified SAML security token authenticator.

Represents the parameters for a secure conversation security token.

In the Security Token dialog, enter Client_username_token in the Name field.

Generates a security token using the system and the specified endpoint, policy, token issuer, and token serializer.

The application will authenticate the user if the security token is valid and signed by a trusted issuer.

Regardless of the current user's security token, custom section-handler code runs using the credentials of the hosting process account.

abstract class that when implemented represents security token parameters.

Gets a security token authenticator that meets the specified security token requirements.

Generates a security token using the system and the specified policy chain and token serializer.

Creates a default security token resolver for the specified security tokens.

The IIS computer requires the user's password to generate a security token that remains valid on another server.

Attempts to retrieve the security token that matches the specified key identifier clause.

Begins an asynchronous operation to get a security token.

Retrieves the security token that matches the specified key identifier clause.

The client's secured initial request containing the SAML security token is sent to the service.

You can enable introspection of the provided security token to allow for multiple token types per MDMS instance.

Gets a collection of security context security token IDs that match a specified context ID.

Once the message has been signed, the X. 509 certificate itself is included in the SOAP header as a binary security token.

Retrieves a security token that matches the specified key identifier.

The secured response contains the requested SAML security token.

Completes an asynchronous operation to renew a security token.

The security token issued by the tenant's federation server will be used by the SaaS provider for authorization.

Click OK to complete the definition of the security token.

Client authentication is based on the token issued to the client by a security token service.

At runtime, Windows XP obtains the current user's SID from the user's security token.

You can optionally specify a security token with SetSecurityToken when you set up a context.

The STS validates the received security token.

This security token is the client certificate, in base64 binary-encoded form.

If the report uses Windows integrated security, there are limits on how many times a user security token can be passed to other computers.

No Security Token Service is contacted.

The SAML security token is returned.

Click OK to create the security token.

If a Win32 security token is required to invoke the compiler process, specify the token in the UserToken property.

Option, the report server passes the security token of the user accessing the report to the server hosting the external data source.

Security Token Service: Package and transit output claims using REST tokens

Secure communication with the security token service using SSL

Adhere to company specific formats for security token and policy of token life cycle

Replace the security token in the request with the one that can be authenticated by the MDM Server

Dynamic security token if set - static otherwise

Improving the Security of Web Service with Security Token

Request for security token with LTPA token