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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"OpenID"”.
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Future of Identity and Access Management: The OpenID Connect Protocol
… disparate systems. This thesis explores the OpenID Connect (OIDC) standard introduced by the OpenID Foundation. Built on an earlier standard known as OAuth 2, the OIDC standard, also referred to as a protocol, specifies a near-complete procedure to provide authentication and authorization of …
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DRACL (Decentralized resource access control list)
… a single point of failure (cf. Mozilla Persona, OpenID), and does not reveal its producers' social networks to content hosts (cf. Facebook Connect's user_friends permission).
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Simple, Secure, Selective Delegation in Online Identify Systems
… relationship-based single sign-on protocols like OpenID, the security risks of password sharing are unacceptable. We therefore propose SimpleAuth, a simple modification to relationship-based authentication protocols that gives users a secure way to selectively delegate subsets of their privileges, …
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Kubernetes workload identity federation
… to workload identity federation across any OpenID Connect (OIDC) Identity Provider. Methodologically, the research involved designing this federation model, implementing Federid, and validating its effectiveness through proof-of-concept scenarios including Kubernetes access, single-cloud, …
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Infrastructure for secure medical image sharing between distributed PACS and DI-r systems.
… legacy PACS and DI-r. The solution employs OpenID standard for user authentication, OAuth service to grant authorization and IHE XDS-I pro les to store and retrieve medical im- ages and associated meta data. In the proposed infrastructure cooperative agents are employed to provide a user …
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Policy-Based Access Control in Federated Clinical Question Answering
… through a trusted federation of per-hospital OpenID Connect servers, (ii) a framework for integrating policy-based access control (PBAC) security mechanisms at flexible granularity into a federated RAG system to restrict medical data access based on user role attributes, and (iii) …