Questions tagged [saml-2.0]

SAML 2.0, also known as Security Assertion Markup Language 2.0, is a widely recognized standard that enables the secure exchange of authentication and authorization information across different security domains. Its primary purpose is to facilitate seamless single sign-on (SSO) experiences across multiple domains while ensuring the creation and management of robust security tokens.

What is the procedure for defining the secret code for a private key in saml2-js?

I need to implement a key/cert with a passphrase in my project that's currently using saml2-js. I have already set up everything but encountering a bad decrypt error without the passphrase. Is there a way to incorporate this passphrase? Below are the ...

What causes the React app to fail in maintaining the login session with the Node.js server?

Greetings, I have a NodeJS server set up in two separate files: app.js and routes.js. The app.js file includes code for setting up the server, error handling, middleware configuration, and routing logic. The routes.js file contains specific route configu ...

A Step-by-Step Guide to Transferring Information from SAML Response to Angular App in Web API and Loading the

After successfully adding SAML support to the backend of our WebAPI following OKTA authentication, a new challenge has emerged. We now face the dilemma of establishing a connection with our AngularJS app when the browser itself serves as the triggering po ...

Encountering a "Not Found" error (404) for saml2-acs.php while setting up SimpleSAMLphp with Microsoft Azure Directory SSO through SAML2 integration

I have set up a link in my web directory that redirects https://resolute.organization.in/sso to the simplesaml directory located at /var/www/simplesamlphp/www Here is my configuration page for simpleSAML: https://i.stack.imgur.com/g17wC.png When testing ...

Retrieve JSON web token from HTTP header following backend SAML2 authentication

I am facing a challenge in my Angular application where I need to read the JWT from the HTTP header after being redirected from the backend. Here is an overview of my authentication process: Once the user logs in successfully on the web browser, a POST r ...