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Application of Pluggable SSO Technology

JI Jun-chuan

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Abstract

This paper uses the uniform user interface as the config interface to realize Single Sign-On(SSO). New interfaces for a new application are generated during the SSO service process, and SSO is implemented as self-extended. Secure tickets sharing pattern guarantees the security of cross domain identification in SSO, and twofold ticket is used to strengthen that. Pluggable implication reinforces the quick start and the adjustment of the SSO.

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This paper uses the uniform user interface as the config interface to realize Single Sign-On(SSO). New interfaces for a new application are generated during the SSO service process, and SSO is implemented as self-extended. Secure tickets sharing pattern guarantees the security of cross domain identification in SSO, and twofold ticket is used to strengthen that. Pluggable implication reinforces the quick start and the adjustment of the SSO.

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This paper uses the uniform user interface as the config interface to realize Single Sign-On(SSO). New interfaces for a new application are generated during the SSO service process, and SSO is implemented as self-extended. Secure tickets sharing pattern guarantees the security of cross domain identification in SSO, and twofold ticket is used to strengthen that. Pluggable implication reinforces the quick start and the adjustment of the SSO.

Key concepts: Computer science, Ticket, Single sign-on, Interface (matter), Domain (mathematical analysis), Process (computing), Identification (biology), Service (business)

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