WS-Federation is a Microsoft specification for identity federation. It defines mechanisms to allow different security realms to trust each other and enable single sign-on (SSO) scenarios. WS-Federation relies on security tokens, usually in the form of SAML tokens, to represent a user's identity and attributes. It's commonly used to establish trust relationships between organizations, enabling users to access resources and applications across different domains without needing separate credentials for each.
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