Ticket model: a generalised model for internet-based three-party authorisation systems

Buranasaksee, Utharn; Porkaew, Kriengkrai; Supasitthimethee, Umaporn

doi:10.1504/ijipt.2014.068250

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“…In [12], the existing data can be used in the OAuth server, but these are usable only when the existing applications use asp.net identity framework. In the research area, [13] focuses on improving flexibility and extensibility by which if the content and structure of the messages are changed, these changes are still making the final output of the message compatible with the previous version of the protocol. [14] focuses on extending OAuth-protocol based message to support more features.…”

Section: Oauth Based Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%

Incorporating OAuth Protocol into Existing Information Systems

Buranasaksee¹

2016

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Traditionally, when the user wants to share his resource on one application to another application, the user needs to give his credential to another application that causes the privacy issues. Then OAuth protocol was introduced to solve the problem without providing the user's credential. The protocol was also designed to support mobile, desktop, and web applications. This makes OAuth protocol an essential functionality for a newly developed project. Therefore, the need of migrating the current data repositories to support authorization as an OAuth server gains more attention. However, there have been many software libraries publicly available to download; all of them focus on processing and constructing the messages that comply with the OAuth standard. None of them provides the channel that a new OAuth server could integrate the existing resources with their business logics to the service. This paper pointed the issues and proposed the object-oriented class design that can solve the problems. Then the prototype was implemented and shown that it supports reusability of the existing business logics.

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Section: Oauth Based Protocolmentioning

confidence: 99%