ASP.Net Core SAML authentication

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Tedd Hansen :

I am trying to add SAML 2.0 authentication to an ASP.Net Core solution. I can't find any documentation on the subject, so I am unsure where to start. There is probably documentation out there, but I don't want to spend 3 days becoming an expert on this.

From what I can see ASP.Net Core has changed something from the old OWIN assemblies/namespaces. There are third party libraries to simplify SAML 2.0 implementation such as Kentor.AuthServices.

I am unsure how to combine this with ASP.Net 5 RC 1 / ASP.Net Core. For example making use of the AspNet* tables in SQL.

ASP.Net 5 RC 1 comes with several libraries to implement authentication (client).

For example:

Implementing these is a matter of calling a simple extension method in Startup.cs:

app.UseIdentity()
.UseFacebookAuthentication(new FacebookOptions
{
    AppId = "ID",
    AppSecret = "KEY"
})
.UseGoogleAuthentication(new GoogleOptions
{
    ClientId = "ID",
    ClientSecret = "SECRET"
})
.UseTwitterAuthentication(new TwitterOptions
{
    ConsumerKey = "KEY",
    ConsumerSecret = "SECRET"
});

Once that is done the ASP.Net sample project automatically shows social buttons for login/manage account:

In the backend code the authentication providers are retrieved using var otherLogins = _signInManager.GetExternalAuthenticationSchemes().Where(auth => userLogins.All(ul => auth.AuthenticationScheme != ul.LoginProvider)).ToList();. This means the authentication providers are registered somewhere that makes them available by calling _signInManager.GetExternalAuthenticationSchemes().

How can I implement SAML 2.0 authentication in ASP.Net 5 RC1 / ASP.Net Core?

Anders Abel :

~~As far as I know, there is no SAML2 implementation for ASP.NET Core. I'm planning to make an ASP.NET Core Middleware for Kentor.AuthServices (I'm the maintainer), but it's just plans yet.~~

There is now a working prototype of a ASP.NET Core middleware at https://github.com/KentorIT/authservices/pull/489. It will be included in the official release when tests have been added.

It's also important to know that while such a middleware would be compatible with the ASP.NET Core security model, it would only run on the full .NET Framework and not on .NET Core. The reason is that SignedXml and the SAML2 support in System.IdentityModel is not yet available in .NET Core.

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編集2021-04-7

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