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A Guide to Claims-Based Identity and Access Control
By: Dominick Baier; Vittorio Bertocci; Keith Brown; Matias Woloski; Eugenio Pace
Publisher: Microsoft Press
Pub. Date: April 14, 2010
Print ISBN-13: 978-0-7356-4059-7
Pages in Print Edition: 196
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Overview
Claims-based identity means to control the digital experience and to use digital resources based on things that are said by one party about another. A party can be a person, organization, government, Web site, Web service, or even a device. The very simplest example of a claim is something that a party says about itself. Claims-based identity has been possible for quite a while, but there are now tools available that make it much easier for developers of Windows-based applications to implement it. These tools include the Windows Identity Foundation (WIF) and Microsoft Active Directory® Federation Services (ADFS) v2. This book shows you when and how to use these tools in the context of some commonly occurring scenarios.
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"Good book on claim-based identity in MS word" - by Alex Ott on 24-APR-2013
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This book provides very good & detailed overview of claim-based identity technologies developed in Microsoft.
P.S. I red 2nd edition that is freely available on MS site
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