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setup Single Sign-on (SSO) integration between Brightidea and a company’s identity management system. It also provides tools for administrators to help support user SSO login experience. Table of Contents: Prerequisite Feature Overview Getting Started – Configure a SSO method Identity Provider Information Test it out – SSO Test Run Customize SSO Settings Support SSO Logins Troubleshoot an User Login Error Error Message Reference Brightidea Mobile App SSO Logon in Mobile App 1. Prerequisite In order to implement Single Sign-on (SSO) using the Brightidea SAML SSO feature, the following conditions must be met: SAML https://groups.google.com/d/topic/simplesamlphp/krAo-Lrs5KQ 2.0 Your company’s identity management system must have SAML 2.0 capability. SAML is a SSO industry standard protocol. To know more, visit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_Assertion_Markup_Language Technical Resource To setup SSO integration, you need the assistants of SSO Technical Engineer from your company. 2. Feature Overview To get to the Brightidea SAML SSO feature in your Brightidea system, navigate to Enterprise Setup --> Authentication Tab.There you will https://support.brightidea.com/hc/en-us/articles/205833277-Brightidea-SAML-SSO-Complete-Feature-Guide see two sub tabs: Auth Selection & SAML Profiles. Auth Selection Tab This sub-tab displays a list of authentication option for available for the system.By default, it only shows two standard methods: Brightidea Login & Registration. Once a SSO method added, it will show up in the list. SAML Profiles Tab This sub-tab is where a SAML SSO method is setup. Tab contains four sections: Service Provider Info This section presents information of the given Brightidea system as a Service Provider. The information is used for SAML configuration within your company. Identity Provider Setting This section allows administrator to input information about your company as the Identity Provider. Support Settings This section allows administrator to enter contact information for SSO user access support. SAML Transaction Log This section contains navigation to SSO user access log. 3. Getting Started – Configure a SSO method It’s likely that a SSO Engineer from your company is needed for the configuration. Login as administrator, and then navigate to Enterprise Setup -> Authentication Tab -> SAML Profiles Sub-tab The first step of setup is to exchange SAML informat
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Hi, We are using Shibboleth as IdP, and OpenSaml for SP. 1. We turned on Encryption in IdP in relying-party.xml for our SP 2. SP supplies it's public key in its metadata 3. IdP is encrypting using the public key in SP's metadata(Sample assertion below). 4. While decrypting at SP, we are using the private key for the public key in SP metadata(code below) The decryption fails with the following Exception: ERROR org.opensaml.xml.encryption.Decrypter - Error decrypting the encrypted data element org.apache.xml.security.encryption.XMLEncryptionException: Invalid AES key length: 1218 bytes My Cryptography knowledge is limited, so pardon me if I'm wrong. WikiPedia says AES is symmetric key algorithm. If IdP uses public key for encryption, why does org.opensaml.xml.encryption.Decrypter try to decrypt using AES and fails? ---------------- Encrypted Assertion from IdP-------------------------