A
method
comprising:
establishing a secured connection between a client device and a subordinate web service of a single sign-on service for a user, using a shared cryptographic key in a cookie stored on the client device that was transmitted over a different secured connection by a master web service of the single sign-on service, as part of authentication of the user for the single sign-on service,
wherein
establishing,
the secured connection comprises
establishing a Secure Socket Layer connection.
establishing a secured connection between a client device and a subordinate web service of a single sign-on service for a user, using a shared cryptographic key in a cookie stored on the client device that was transmitted over a different secured connection by a master web service of the single sign-on service, as part of authentication of the user for the single sign-on service,
wherein
establishing,
the secured connection comprises
establishing a Secure Socket Layer connection.
Text extracted from US-20140032902-A1
A
secure
access
method
using
a
manageability
engine
comprising:
- receiving an authentication response from a user during a pre-boot operation, and
- employing a protocol to register with a key distribution center (KDC); and receiving single-sign-on credentials in the form of a key encryption key (KEK),
wherein
the KEK is later used to obtain a credential used to establish secure access to Enterprise servers.
- receiving an authentication response from a user during a pre-boot operation, and
- employing a protocol to register with a key distribution center (KDC); and receiving single-sign-on credentials in the form of a key encryption key (KEK),
wherein
the KEK is later used to obtain a credential used to establish secure access to Enterprise servers.
Text extracted from US-20100169640-A1
