SimpleSAMLphp

SimpleSAMLphp has been formally selected to participate in the Kantara Interoperability SAML 2.0 conformance testing. UNINETT signs up for conformance testing of SP-Lite and IdP-Lite. We are looking forward to getting into this. Both to get a more formal conformance … Continue reading →

I’ve updated SimpleSAMLphp trunk code with a general language update of translations to various languages. New languages includes: Italian (Italiana) Lithuanian (Lietuvių kalba) Chech These updates will be part of the next official simpleSAMLphp release. If you run from subversion, … Continue reading →

This version was circulated monday September 27th 2010, as a proposed update to the existing version of the document The current official version of this document is available on the http://kalmar2.org web site. View the new draft of Kalmar2 Appendix … Continue reading →

Presenation on TF-EMC2 in Copenhagen on the Automated Testing tool for SAML 2.0 SP that I have been working on this summer. Slides on Automated SAML 2.0 Testing

A presentation held at an e-ID workshop at NTNU September 14th 2010. Slides about Identity Federations, SAML, scalability and interoperability

Based upon input from Lukas Hämmerle and Mikael Berglund, I’ve put together a new revision of the Basic Metadata Aggregation Profile, version 0.4. Basic Metadata Aggregation Profile List of changes Adding XML notation section Used term normalization instead of optimalization, … Continue reading →

Feide has this summer setup a live statistics monitor in our offices. The live statistics monitor shows live updated information such as: Distribution of most used services last 15 minutes. Distribution of institusions that logged in last 15 minutes. Number … Continue reading →

Mikael Linden has done a great job doing a comparison of saml2int 0.2 and eGov 2.0. A full report may be published later. Here is the highlighted major differences: eGov requires some PKIX support eGov supports artifacts and related SOAP … Continue reading →

Yet another company added to the list of commercial support options. Catalyst IT are an Open Source services company based in New Zealand, and we have been engaged by the Ministry of Education here to help design and implement an … Continue reading →

Foodle will most likely be equipped with a easy to use API for third party sites before the end of this year. It will probably be REST-ish using JSON. The API methods will probably be split into two categories; those … Continue reading →