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Subject: My vote for issues 2,3,....
Attached text file holds my ballot! - prateek ------ Attachments are virus free! This message has been scanned for viruses at the originating end by Nemx Anti-Virus for MS Exchange Server/IMC http://www.nemx.com/products/antivirus
**************** * Group 2 **************** Comment: i am proposing we keep 2-02, 2-03, 2-05 and 2-08 mostly in the spirit of keeping some example service-to-service interactions within the document. ISSUE:[UC-2-01:AddPolicyAssertions] 2. Maintain the non-goal, leave out the requirement. ISSUE:[UC-2-02:OutsourcedManagement] 1. Add this use-case scenario to the document. ISSUE:[UC-2-03:ASP] 1. Add this use-case scenario to the document. ISSUE:[UC-2-05:EMarketplace] 1. The above scenario should be added to the use cases document. ISSUE:[UC-2-06:EMarketplaceDifferentProtocol] 2. This use case scenario should not be added to the document. ISSUE:[UC-2-07:MultipleEMarketplace] 2. The above scenario should not be added to the document. ISSUE:[UC-2-08:ebXML] 1. Add this use case scenario to the use case and requirements document. ******************* * Group 3 ******************* There is no question that adding session semantics complicates the design of SAML. At the same time, there is a lot of interest in supporting some form of inter-site session model. From an end-user viewpoint, single-sign on does not provide quite enough functionality; support for inter-operable single sessions is also needed. ISSUE:[UC-3-03:Logout] 1. Add this requirement to SAML. ISSUE:[UC-3-05:SessionTermination] 1. Add this requirement to SAML. ISSUE:[UC-3-06:DestinationLogout] 1. Add this scenario and requirement to SAML. ISSUE:[UC-3-8:DestinationSessionTermination] 1. Add this scenario and requirement to SAML. ISSUE:[UC-3-9:Destination-Time-In] 1. Add this scenario and requirement to SAML. *************** * Group 4 *************** ISSUE:[UC-4-01:SecurityService] 2. This issue is adequately addressed by existing use cases and doesnot require further elaboration within SAML. ISSUE:[UC-4-03:PrivateKeyHost] 2. A requirement for supporting "binding" between AuthN assertions and business payloads thru digital signature be added to the use-case document. ISSUE:[UC-4-04:SecurityDiscover] 2.No, this extends the scope of [OSSML] too far. AuthZ in [OSSML]should be concerned with AuthZ attributes of a principal, not of resources. ************** * Group 10 ************** ISSUE:[UC-10-01:Framework] 2. Leave the extensibility requirement. ISSUE:[UC-10-02:ExtendAssertionData] 1. Add requirement [CR-10-02:ExtendAssertionData]. ISSUE:[UC-10-03:ExtendMessageData] 1. Add requirement [CR-10-03:ExtendMessageData]. ISSUE:[UC-10-04:ExtendMessageTypes] 1. Add requirement [CR-10-02:ExtendAssertionData]. ISSUE:[UC-10-05:ExtendAssertionTypes] 1. Add requirement [CR-10-03:ExtendMessageData]. ISSUE:[UC-10-06:BackwardCompatibleExtensions] 1. Add requirement [CR-10-06-BackwardCompatibleExtensions]. ISSUE:[UC-10-07:ExtensionNegotiation] 3. Add neither the requirement nor the non-goal. ************** * Group 12 ************** ISSUE:[UC-12-01:Confidentiality] 2) Do not add [R-Confidentiality] ISSUE: [UC-12-02:AssertionConfidentiality] 3) Add a non-goal: SAML will not define a format for protecting confidentiality of individual assertions; confidentiality protection will be left to the protocol bindings. ISSUE: [UC-12-03:BindingConfidentiality] 1) [R-BindingConfidentiality] Bindings SHOULD (in the RFC sense) provide a means to protect SAML data from observation by third parties. Each protocol binding must include a description of how applications can make use of this protection. Examples: S/MIME for MIME, HTTP/S for HTTP. ISSUE:[UC-12-03:EncryptionMethod] 3) Add no requirement now, but include a note that this issue must be revisited in a future version of the SAML spec after XML Encryption is published. *************** * Group 13 *************** My approach here is to go with the more specific requirements as it isnt clear to me that the more "abstract" requirements can be "met" in any verifiable way. ISSUE:[UC-13-01:Scalability] 2. Do not add this requirement. ISSUE:[UC-13-02:EfficientMessages] 2. Leave this requirement out of use case and requirements document. ISSUE:[UC-13-03:OptionalAuthentication] 1. Add this requirement to the use case and requirements document. ISSUE:[UC-13-04:OptionalSignatures] 1. Add this requirement to the use case and requirements document. ISSUE:[UC-13-05:SecurityPolicy] 2. Leave this requirement out of use case and requirements document. ISSUE:[UC-13-06:ReferenceReqt] 1. Replace [R-Reference] with these requirements.
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