Federated security: lightweight security infrastructure for object repositories and Web services

M. Hatala, Ty Mey Eap, Ashok Shah
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Abstract

To realize the idea of Web services as a scalable technology, enabling access to a provider's resources for a wide range of clients, requires a similar scalable security solution. Management of user accounts for all possible clients in each provider is simply unfeasible. The alternative approach to having federated identity management is currently being developed by main software vendors. In this paper we present the design and implementation of a lightweight security infrastructure, for the federated security, that enable the establishment of a trust federation between several organizations. The infrastructure consists of an augmented security layer placed on top of the Web service protocol. The solution utilizes the latest WS-security specifications and, at the infrastructure level, is compatible with Shibboleth - a federated security solution for Web resources. In order to illustrate the potential of the infrastructure, we describe it in the context of two case studies: an object repository with complex access policies and the connection with the authenticated P2P network for learning resources.
联邦安全:对象存储库和Web服务的轻量级安全基础设施
要实现Web服务作为可伸缩技术的思想,支持为广泛的客户访问提供者的资源,需要类似的可伸缩安全解决方案。管理每个提供者中所有可能客户机的用户帐户是不可行的。主要软件供应商目前正在开发联邦身份管理的替代方法。在本文中,我们提出了用于联合安全的轻量级安全基础设施的设计和实现,它支持在几个组织之间建立信任联合。基础设施由放置在Web服务协议之上的增强安全层组成。该解决方案利用最新的WS-security规范,并且在基础设施级别上与Shibboleth (Web资源的联合安全解决方案)兼容。为了说明基础设施的潜力,我们在两个案例研究的上下文中描述它:具有复杂访问策略的对象存储库和与用于学习资源的经过身份验证的P2P网络的连接。
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