
This project focuses on developing a Single Sign-On system that allows users to authenticate once and access multiple applications securely. The system improves user convenience while maintaining strong access control and security.
Study Single Sign-On concepts and identity federation models.
Analyze SSO protocols at a conceptual level.
Design an SSO architecture integrating multiple applications.
Implement centralized authentication service.
Enable token-based session management for authenticated users.
Ensure secure token storage and expiration handling.
Develop logout mechanisms across connected applications.
Test SSO flow across multiple client systems.
Evaluate system security and performance.
Analyze risks such as token misuse or session hijacking.
Document SSO advantages and implementation challenges.