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1. Advice? SSO in N-tiered SOA with mixture of REST and SOAP services    stackoverflow.com

We are moving to SSO in our N-tiered SOA applications. If all the services were SOAP, I'd be ok with just the WS-Security, WS-Trust, WS-Federation set of protocols. My ...

2. What is a good book for saml (Security Access Markup Language) for developers or someone who wants to deploy    stackoverflow.com

Hi I am working on developing single sign on module. I need to use saml but I have looked around internet and haven't been able to find good examples or good ...

3. Why are separate standards needed for Web Service security?    stackoverflow.com

Why WS security is needed to provide tokens,signatures etc if there are ssl communication to achieve this purpose? How can WS security used to provide integrity,confidentiality and authenticity that ssl can't ...

4. why separate standards like WS security is need for web service?    stackoverflow.com

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5. Concepts involved in WS security?    stackoverflow.com

Please can anyone explain briefly about concepts involved in WS security to protect soap from intermediate web services...

6. How paypal can protect customers data from there Business partners?    stackoverflow.com

If business partner of paypal using paypal's web service in its website.If the web service is asking for username and password of its customer,how paypal can protect customers data from there ...

7. SOA Security    coderanch.com

Well i think by nature Web Services should be more concerned with security since they are a publicly available service that developers can utilize to get info from the company who wrote the web service. Web servers/sites are different in the fact that they aren't publicly transmitting data for developers, they are more targeted towards a user who is using a ...