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If the IdP and SP times are out of sync, then the SP may end up mistaking a valid SAML assertion as invalid. Therefore, we should be able to specify a clock skew to use for the service provider so that values within clock skew range of the NotBefore, NotOnOrAfter, or SessionNotOnOrAfter constraints are treated as valid.
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+1 for adding a configurable clock skew up to a limit, say 5 min. At which point should probably fix the cause of the skew instead of extending the skew.
Would also like. Active Directory tends to issue SAML assertions with NotBefore times with millisecond precision and no margin for error or clock drift.
If the IdP and SP times are out of sync, then the SP may end up mistaking a valid SAML assertion as invalid. Therefore, we should be able to specify a clock skew to use for the service provider so that values within clock skew range of the
NotBefore
,NotOnOrAfter
, orSessionNotOnOrAfter
constraints are treated as valid.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: