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Journal Highly available systems №2 for 2011 г.
Article in number:
A generalized scheme for Pseudo-SSO server components
Keywords: single sign-on pseudo-SSO authorization
Authors:
K.D. Averchenko, S.P. Panasenko
Abstract:
Single sign-on (SSO) systems allow to solve the following problem: how to store and to use a large amount of authentication information (e. g. username and password pairs) to gain access to different services. SSO systems can be divided into two main types: Pseudo-SSO and True SSO. A Pseudo-SSO component simply acts by the following scheme: first, it authenticates a user once; second, when the user requires any service of the secured system, the component uses user-s data required to gain access to the desirable service
Pages: 47-50
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