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and I have updated the SAML-LSSO (Lightweight Web Browser 49ead489c968c40735a2975578aef836.js?ver=1715068621 Single-SignOn) profile and SimpleSign binding specs. Together they specify a lightweight SAML profile whose "security knob" can be dialed from completely "Off" to "On" (to various degrees) at implementation and/or deployment time. And if security is "On", then the SimpleSign technique can be [49ead489c968c40735a2975578aef836.js?ver=1715068621] used, and/or the XMLdsig-based technique. 49ead489c968c40735a2975578aef836.js?ver=1715068621 the difference between the simplesign binding and the original is rather small, and simplesign doesn't obviate any aspects of the other binding, thus present implementations can be easily enhanced to support both bindings with minimal fuss. Thus we feel one can easily, with SAML 49ead489c968c40735a2975578aef836.js?ver=1715068621, provide the spectrum of simple-no-security-to-simple-but-with-security "Single Sign-On" functionality that various parties are currently running around attempting to reinvent. The specs are here. . .
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