Baron,

I am planning to change the shib-cas plugin to use delegated SAML authn (shib 
delegating to cas) to solve this problem.
Right now if a shib service requires MFA, the user will have to duo in both cas 
and shib.

Ray

On Tue, 2022-07-05 at 10:11 -1000, Baron Fujimoto wrote:
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Are the set of CAS authentication attributes documented somewhere? If you test 
logins using /cas/login, we can see, for example, the following set of 
authentication attributes:

credentialType, clientIpAddress, samlAuthenticationStatementAuthMethod, 
authenticationDate, bypassMultifactorAuthentication, authenticationMethod, 
authnContextClass, successfulAuthenticationHandlers, serverIpAddress, userAgent

Some of them are straightforward, such as clientIpAddress, authenticationDate, 
serverIpAddress, userAgent; but it would be helpful to have some formal 
documentation on exactly what the others are.

For example, suppose a client wanted to verify that MFA was actually used. If 
we only supported Duo for MFA, is it sufficient to simply check, say, 
successfulAuthenticationHandlers for the value 
"DuoSecurityAuthenticationHandler", or do you also have to verify 
bypassMultifactorAuthentication = "false"? Or is there another "correct'' way 
to do this?

Bonus: we also use the shib-cas plugin to front our Shibboleth IdP deployment 
with CAS. Any pointers to how we can make use of these authentication 
attributes to define comparable attributes on the Shib side would be 
appreciated.

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