1) Security constraints are now enforced on SAML Authn (Authentication) Statements
From the 1.6.18 and 2.0.3 WSS4J releases, security constraints are now enforced on SAML 2.0 AuthnStatements and SAML 1.1 AuthenticationStatements by default. What this means is that we check that:
- The AuthnInstant/AuthenticationInstant is not "in the future", subject to a configured future TTL value (60 seconds by default).
- The SessionNotOnOrAfter value for SAML 2.0 tokens is not stale / expired.
- The Subject Locality (IP) address is either a valid IPv4 or IPv6 address.
We now enforce that a SAML Assertion "IssueInstant" value is not "in the future", subject to the configured future TTL value (60 seconds by default). In addition, if there is no "NotOnOrAfter" Condition in the Assertion, we now enforce a TTL constraint on the IssueInstant of the Assertion. The default value for this is 30 minutes.
3) Add AudienceRestriction validation by default
The new WSS4J releases allow the ability to pass a list of Strings through to the SAML validation code, against which any AudienceRestriction address of the assertion are compared. If the list that is passed through is not empty, then at least one of the AudienceRestriction addresses in the assertion must be contained in the list. Apache CXF 3.0.4 and 2.7.15 will pass through the endpoint address and the service QName by default for validation (for JAX-WS endpoints). This is controlled by a new JAX-WS security property:
- ws-security.validate.audience-restriction: If this is set to "true", then IF the SAML Token contains Audience Restriction URIs, one of them must match either the request URL or the Service QName. The default is "true" for CXF 3.0.x, and "false" for 2.7.x.
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