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A Supporting Multi-Mode Application Single Sign-On Scheme Based on PKI/PMI

Dai Zhan-feng

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Abstract

The existing single sign-on(SSO) schemes only support client/server(C/S) mode or browser/server(B/S) mode,but can not support the application of multi-mode hybrid situation.To solve the problems,a multi-mode SSO scheme is proposed based on public key infrastructure/privilege management infrastructure(PKI/PMI).In server side,the authentication,the authorization and the auditing are implemented using middleware,security assertion markup language(SAML) is introduced to exchange authentication and authorization information;in client side,the security cookie,the shared memory and the ticket technology are adopted to realize cross-domain SSO solution.Compared with the current methods,this solution has a higher level of security,more comprehensive problem solving for multi-mode SSO and,furthermore,has the extensive applications.

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The existing single sign-on(SSO) schemes only support client/server(C/S) mode or browser/server(B/S) mode,but can not support the application of multi-mode hybrid situation.To solve the problems,a multi-mode SSO scheme is proposed based on public key infrastructure/privilege management infrastructure(PKI/PMI).In server side,the authentication,the authorization and the auditing are implemented using middleware,security assertion markup language(SAML) is introduced to exchange authentication and authorization information;in client side,the security cookie,the shared memory and the ticket technology are adopted to realize cross-domain SSO solution.Compared with the current methods,this solution has a higher level of security,more comprehensive problem solving for multi-mode SSO and,furthermore,has the extensive applications.

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The existing single sign-on(SSO) schemes only support client/server(C/S) mode or browser/server(B/S) mode,but can not support the application of multi-mode hybrid situation.To solve the problems,a multi-mode SSO scheme is proposed based on public key infrastructure/privilege management infrastructure(PKI/PMI).In server side,the authentication,the authorization and the auditing are implemented using middleware,security assertion markup language(SAML) is introduced to exchange authentication and authorization information;in client side,the security cookie,the shared memory and the ticket technology are adopted to realize cross-domain SSO solution.Compared with the current methods,this solution has a higher level of security,more comprehensive problem solving for multi-mode SSO and,furthermore,has the extensive applications.

Key concepts: Public key infrastructure, Computer science, Single sign-on, Computer security, Authentication (law), Ticket, Middleware (distributed applications), Scheme (mathematics)

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