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shibboleth
Visual password authentication for Payment Cards, Company Cards, Club Cards, Gift Cards, Prize Cards
Laptop Requirements for Shibboleth Training - EdSpace
IMPORTANT! Participants will be installing Shibboleth in a virtual machine (VM) environment on their own machines. To accommodate the requirements of the VM, attendees must bring a laptop with the following configuration. Pentium 4 or later processor (Intel Mac is OK) 1 GB of memory 15 GB of free hard drive space (actually you may be able to get by with as little as 5 MB free) Note per NCSSM's Paul Menchini: "you may wish to mention that any existing VMware product (or at least VMware server) will be uninstalled when VMware Player is installed. (I hope I can put things back when I'm done....)".
Download details: ADFSStepbyStep-Shibboleth.doc
Overview Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) and Shibboleth are two federation technologies that allow web browser users in one organization to access web-based applications in another. Shibboleth is open source software developed by Internet2, a US-based advanced networking consortium, and ADFS is a component of Microsoft’s Windows Server 2003 R2 and Windows Server 2008 systems.Vittorio Bertocci: WS-Trust - Under the Hood
Most developers will never need to dig into the gory details of WS-Trust and WS-Security: CardSpace, WCF and non-Microsoft stacks take care of the details for you. But you’re not like the others, are you! Making decisions on design & architecture requires deeper understanding of every option. Tune in and watch Vittorio unfolding on the whiteboard how keys are exchanged, what’s the magic behind digital signatures, how relying parties use policies, how exchanges are secured at the message level and more, in complete platform independence . This information is just as valid even if you approach WS-Trust from non Microsoft technologies.
The UI of a PDS displays cards, apps and people. The examples of cards (e.g. SONY) and apps (e.g.
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