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Win8 Single Sign-On: OS Level Separation of App + WebAuthBroker

Learn how authentication using the WebAuth Broker looks like at an operating system level with separation of app and WebAuthBroker. Discover how it works, including sending cookies, validating AppId+ms-appredirect pairing, and redirecting to ms-app://SID. Understand the process of invoking login in SSO mode, supplying the registered AppId with Contoso. Ensure correct redirection by identifying cookies, AppId, and redirect URL binding. Explore how the Web Auth Broker interacts with the operating system, saving and holding cookies in the Cookie Jar.

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Win8 Single Sign-On: OS Level Separation of App + WebAuthBroker

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  1. Win8 Single Sign On: Brief

  2. How does Authentation using the WebAuth Broker look like

  3. OS level separation of App + WebAuthBroker

  4. How it really works 2. Please send Cookie. Validate AppId+ms-appredirect pairing. Also please do ms-app://SID redirect Oauth Provider App 1 App 2 3. Cookie Sent, redirect made to ms-app://sid 6. Invoke Login in SSO Mode, Supply AppId Registered with Contoso 1. Invoke login In SSO Mode. Supply AppId Registered with Contoso 5. Login Successful 9. You are logged in 8. Please allow login Identified by cookie and Contoso AppId, also redirect to ms-app://sidif Appidand Redirect URL binding is Correct. Web Auth Broker 7. Pick cookie from OS 4. Cookie Saved Cookie Jar Held by OS The Oauth Cookie

  5. A bit more detail

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