TL;DR: If one implements ClearPass in CAS 5.0.2 with the key exchange described in the doc, are the user's credentials stored in clear text, even just in memory?
We have an application that was "shoehorned" into using SSO via our old CAS (3.4.x) and we are moving to 5.0.2. During that move, we are throwing out all of our local customizations and taking a "supported features only" stance.
ClearPass in CAS 5 has the nice feature of being able to encrypt attributes with a keypair, but we still want to avoid it if the credentials are kept in clear text, ever. I am assuming that this is what all of the warnings are for, but I don't want to stick with an assumption.
Thank you,
Tim
TL;DR: If one implements ClearPass in CAS 5.0.2 with the key exchange described in the doc, are the user's credentials stored in clear text, even just in memory?
5.0.x: yes.
5.1.x: optional.
Perfect, thank you!
TL;DR: If one implements ClearPass in CAS 5.0.2 with the key exchange described in the doc, are the user's credentials stored in clear text, even just in memory?
5.0.x: yes.
5.1.x: optional.