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RE: [security-services] Article: Debunking SAML myths and misunderstandings

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John Hughes <>
Date
2003-07-23T18:27:41+00:00
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RE: [security-services] Article: Debunking SAML myths and misunderstandings
Earlier today I swapped some email with him - if only to correct our 
product name.  I mentioned his article had been discussed during the 
teleconf.  He is expecting someone from the TC to get back to him with 
comments/corrections

 

His 
contact details are:

 

     

    408 374 
7426.  

John

 

 -----Original Message-----
From: Charles Knouse 
[mailto:]
Sent: 23 July 2003 18:57
To: 

Subject: RE: 
[security-services] Article: Debunking SAML myths and misunderstandings 

  

  
I can provide some 
  context for this article. The author, Frank 
  Cohen, was the moderator 
  for a talk 
  on SAML that I gave in February at the Web Services SIG of the Software 
  Development Forum. Frank developed his paper from the talk and his 
  recollection of the discussion. Some of the seemingly odd topics can be traced 
  to questions that came up, for example, the topic “Misunderstanding: Canonicalization in XML Signatures is not 
  needed.” came from my attempts to convince a skeptical member of the 
  audience that canonicalization was indeed needed for XML Signatures. 
  

  
 

  
Frank sent me a draft 
  of the paper for review and I gave him a number of comments and corrections. I 
  did not see the final draft before it was published. In looking over the final 
  paper I see he took some of my corrections but not others. 

  
 

  
-- 
  Charles

  
 

  
-----Original 
  Message-----
From: Philpott, 
  Robert [mailto:] 
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 10:14 
  AM
To: 
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Subject: [security-services] Article: 
  Debunking SAML myths and misunderstandings 

  
 

  
The article mentioned on the 
  call...

  
 

  
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-samlmyth.html

  
 

  
Rob 
  Philpott 
  
RSA 
  Security Inc. 
  
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  Trusted Name in e-Security 
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  781-515-7115 
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