The Windows Identity Foundation is a free Microsoft library that enables claims based authentication and use federated identity/single sign-on in their applications.
OK, so I'm quite new to the whole world of claims aware applications. I was able to get up and …
adfs2.0 wifI am trying to understand the difference between Active and Passive federation in WIF. It appears that one would use …
wifAre there any decent examples of the following available: Looking through the WIF SDK, there are examples of using WIF …
asp.net-mvc authentication claims-based-identity wifWe have an ASP.NET application using WIF. Our web.config file has a section like this: <audienceUris> &…
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c# .net authentication wif claims-based-identityI am using ADFS 2.0 for quite some time and I understand how things work. I've done dozen of custom RPs, …
c# wif adfs2.0I'm developing a web app with Asp.Net 5 MVC, Owin and Oauth2 bearer token as auth type. Following this guide …
c# asp.net-mvc-5 wif owin claims-based-identityIt seems most of the WIF information out there is useful for enabling federated authentication across entire applications. I'm interested …
c# .net saml wif federated-identityI'm working on a claims-based authorization system using Forms Authentication and ASP.NET MVC 2. I see that one namespace "Microsoft.…
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