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Vittorio Bertocci, Garrett Serack, Caleb Baker

"Understanding Windows CardSpace: An Introduction to the Concepts and Challenges of Digital Identities"


 Username password credential. An element that optionally
contains a default username that is displayed when
the STS requests a username and password authentication.
A Deeper Look at Information Cards
202 Windows CardSpace
 Self-issued credential. An element that contains the
PPID of a Personal Card that has previously been submitted
to the IP. This allows the release of a Managed Card
security token with the presentation of a Personal Card.
Along with the details of the STS, the card contains information
about the types of security token that the STS will release and
the claims that are supported:
 Supported token type list. A collection of token types
supported by the STS. For example, a SAML1.0 assertion
would be urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.0:assertion.
Values for this are simply strings that the RP and the IP
can agree on.
 Supported claim type list. A collection of claims. Each
claim listed contains a URI, a display tag, and a description.
The URI is the identi?¬?er that the RP speci?¬?es in
their security policy when asking for the claim.
Claims in Managed Cards
Managed Cards declare the claims they support by providing
the URIs, display tags, and descriptions for each of the claims.


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