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SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) Temel Kavramları ve İşlem Akışı
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- Bu video, SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) teknolojisinin temel kavramlarını ve işleyişini açıklayan bir eğitim içeriğidir. Konuşmacı, SAML'in kimlik yönetimi ve erişim denetimi için nasıl kullanıldığını anlatmaktadır.
- Video, SAML'in temel bileşenlerini (Kullanıcı Aracısı, Hizmet Sağlayıcısı ve Kimlik Sağlayıcısı) tanıtarak başlıyor ve ardından SAML akışının detaylarını açıklıyor. İki temel akış modeli (IDP başlangıçlı ve SP başlangıçlı) inceleniyor. Ayrıca SAML belgesi yapısı, kimlik doğrulama sınıfı, kimlik doğrulama düzeyi ve öznitelikler gibi teknik konular ele alınıyor. Video, Firefox tarayıcısı ve SAML tracera kullanılarak gerçek bir SAML akışı gösterimiyle sonlanıyor.
- 00:07SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) Overview
- SAML is a standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between parties, in particular, between an identity provider and a service provider.
- SAML has three main entities: the user agent (typically the user's web browser), the service provider (the application the user is trying to access), and the identity provider.
- For SAML to work, a trust relationship must be established between the service provider and the identity provider.
- 02:03SAML Flow and Authentication
- In the SAML flow, the identity provider generates a session token that contains user identification and sends it to the service provider.
- The service provider validates the token, maps it to a user in its user store, and starts the session if the user is found.
- Successful SAML integration requires configuring attribute mapping rules, such as matching user identifiers and formats like email addresses.
- 03:33SAML Configuration and Trust Establishment
- SAML configuration involves setting up rules for integration between the identity provider and service provider.
- Trust between entities is established through metadata files containing service and certificate information.
- Metadata files include URI formats, name ID formats, and certificates used for validation and communication.
- 05:36SAML Flow Types
- There are two main SAML flow types: the IdP-initiated flow and the SP-initiated flow.
- In the IdP-initiated flow, the user starts by accessing the identity provider, authenticates, and then requests a service.
- In the SP-initiated flow, the user requests authentication from the service provider, which then redirects to the identity provider for authentication.
- 07:24SAML Binding and Message Exchange
- SAML uses HTTP redirect and HTTP POST for message exchange between the service provider and identity provider.
- SAML artifact binding involves the identity provider generating two messages: a small artifact message and the actual assertion message.
- The artifact message is sent to the service provider, which then retrieves the full assertion using the artifact identifier.
- 08:37SAML Authentication and Assertion Details
- SAML authentication levels and name ID formats are crucial for identifying the user's authentication level.
- SAML supports various authentication contexts like password protection and transport security.
- Assertions can include attributes providing more details about the user, with specific formats and conditions for validity and replay protection.
- 10:49SAML Flow Demonstration
- A demonstration using Firefox and a SAML tracer shows the SAML message exchange during login.
- The SAML message contains the identity provider's unique identifier, the user's email address, and conditions for assertion validity.
- Logout and SP-initiated login flows are also demonstrated, showing request and response messages between the service provider and identity provider.