Questions tagged [security-context-token]

SOAP message senders can use security context tokens to sign and/or encrypt a series of SOAP messages, known as a conversation, between a SOAP message sender and the target Web service.

SOAP message senders can use security context tokens to sign and/or encrypt a series of SOAP messages, known as a conversation, between a SOAP message sender and the target Web service. As long as the security context token has not expired, the SOAP message sender can use the same security context token to sign and/or encrypt the SOAP messages sent to the target Web service. Also, security context tokens are based on a symmetric key, which makes them inherently more efficient at digitally signing or encrypting a SOAP message than an asymmetric key.

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Symfony2 - Inject the currently logged in user into a listener

I am trying to inject the currently logged in user into a Listener. My goal is to write a current \DateTime() to the 'last_active' column of my 'demo_user' table every time the user does any action (both of this this methods do not work for me) .…
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Spring Security Context Set Authentication object not working

I have a scenario where I have to force the users to reset password on first login. For this I am using a custom successAuthenticationHandler. All this handler trying to do is see if logged in user requires to reset password. If yes create a new…
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wcf service / java client secureconversation security context

I need a solution for the following: There's a .NET WCF WebService with a SOAP1.2 binding and this security policy: (from wsdl: SecureConversationToken)
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Cancel Security Context Token (SCT/Cancel)

We are using wsdl2java and the cxf codegen plugin to create a client for a ws-security protected service. Calling the service via the auto-generated client class (OrganisationsEinheitenCoreService) is pretty easy: OrganisationsEinheitenCoreService…
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What can cause a security context token handle leak?

I have a native win 32 application that, during load testing as an HTTP server, causes the Working Set to increase over time. There are no memory leaks (confirmed by tracking Private Bytes in PerfMon and using FastMem to monitor memory usage during…
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Launching TASK can't drop capabilities under kubernetes

An error occurred Failure executing: POST at: https://10.96.0.1/api/v1/namespaces/..../pods. Message: Forbidden!Configured service account doesn't have access. Service account may have been revoked. admission webhook "validation.gatekeeper.sh"…
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Linked server objects security model

I need to lock down access to a linked server object in MSSQL server. I am building views on a host database, from which, I query to populate a staging table on my warehouse server. I am using Data Tools/SSIS to extract the view data. To simplify…
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Manual login does not work if an email is sent in the same action

In our project, the signup process automatically logs in the user after registration like this: $token = new UsernamePasswordToken($user, null, $firewallName, $user->getRoles()); $this->get('security.context')->setToken($token); Which works just…
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