Eirik Schwenke wrote:
end-of-day-off-topic-rant
The above (varying levels of IT competence) is *exactly* why Single
Sign On without Single Sign Out is always going to be a huge security
issue.
I think the general reason for requiring Single Sign Out via a global
portal is that most
Giuseppe Sollazzo skrev 09. mars 2010 10:43:
Eirik Schwenke wrote:
(...)
I guess the reason why you'd want this is because you've given up on
single sign on, and use CAS simply as a way to synchronize login names
and passwords across several servers. I guess this is fine -- it's
just a bit
Hi Noah,
well... theoretically you are at least partially right. But that's not
the case when discussing a real implementation and I can explain why.
The point with CAS is that it offers an *optional* single sign out
procedure. Most applications/implementations won't log out the full CAS
Giuseppe Sollazzo skrev 08. mars 2010 09:54:
Hi Noah,
well... theoretically you are at least partially right. But that's not
the case when discussing a real implementation and I can explain why.
The point with CAS is that it offers an *optional* single sign out
procedure. Most
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Giuseppe
