Examples with FederatedApplicationAuthenticator org.wso2.carbon.identity.application.authentication.framework.FederatedApplicationAuthenticator used on opensource projects

Example 6 with FederatedApplicationAuthenticator

use of org.wso2.carbon.identity.application.authentication.framework.FederatedApplicationAuthenticator in project carbon-identity-framework by wso2.

the class JsGraphBuilderTest method filterParamsDataProvider.

@DataProvider
public Object[][] filterParamsDataProvider() {
    ApplicationAuthenticatorService.getInstance().getLocalAuthenticators().clear();
    LocalAuthenticatorConfig basic = new LocalAuthenticatorConfig();
    basic.setName("BasicAuthenticator");
    basic.setDisplayName("basic");
    LocalAuthenticatorConfig totp = new LocalAuthenticatorConfig();
    totp.setName("TOTPAuthenticator");
    totp.setDisplayName("totp");
    ApplicationAuthenticatorService.getInstance().getLocalAuthenticators().add(basic);
    ApplicationAuthenticatorService.getInstance().getLocalAuthenticators().add(totp);
    FederatedAuthenticatorConfig twitterFederated = new FederatedAuthenticatorConfig();
    twitterFederated.setDisplayName("twitter");
    twitterFederated.setName("TwitterAuthenticator");
    IdentityProvider localIdp = new IdentityProvider();
    localIdp.setId("local");
    localIdp.setFederatedAuthenticatorConfigs(new FederatedAuthenticatorConfig[0]);
    IdentityProvider customIdp2 = new IdentityProvider();
    customIdp2.setId("customIdp2");
    customIdp2.setFederatedAuthenticatorConfigs(new FederatedAuthenticatorConfig[] { twitterFederated });
    customIdp2.setDefaultAuthenticatorConfig(twitterFederated);
    AuthenticatorConfig basicAuthConfig = new AuthenticatorConfig();
    basicAuthConfig.setName("BasicAuthenticator");
    basicAuthConfig.setEnabled(true);
    when(localApplicationAuthenticator.getName()).thenReturn("BasicAuthenticator");
    when(localApplicationAuthenticator.getFriendlyName()).thenReturn("basic");
    basicAuthConfig.setApplicationAuthenticator(localApplicationAuthenticator);
    basicAuthConfig.getIdps().put("local", localIdp);
    AuthenticatorConfig totpAuthConfig = new AuthenticatorConfig();
    totpAuthConfig.setName("TOTPAuthenticator");
    totpAuthConfig.setEnabled(true);
    when(totpApplicationAuthenticator.getName()).thenReturn("TOTPAuthenticator");
    when(totpApplicationAuthenticator.getFriendlyName()).thenReturn("totp");
    totpAuthConfig.setApplicationAuthenticator(totpApplicationAuthenticator);
    totpAuthConfig.getIdps().put("local", localIdp);
    AuthenticatorConfig twitterAuthConfig = new AuthenticatorConfig();
    twitterAuthConfig.setName("TwitterAuthenticator");
    twitterAuthConfig.setEnabled(true);
    when(federatedApplicationAuthenticator.getName()).thenReturn("TwitterAuthenticator");
    when(federatedApplicationAuthenticator.getFriendlyName()).thenReturn("twitter");
    twitterAuthConfig.setApplicationAuthenticator(federatedApplicationAuthenticator);
    twitterAuthConfig.getIdps().put("customIdp2", customIdp2);
    StepConfig stepWithSingleOption = new StepConfig();
    stepWithSingleOption.setAuthenticatorList(Collections.singletonList(basicAuthConfig));
    Map<String, Object> singleParamConfig = new HashMap<>();
    Map<String, Object> params = new HashMap<>();
    params.put("BasicAuthenticator", Collections.singletonMap("foo", "xyz"));
    singleParamConfig.put("local", params);
    StepConfig stepWithMultipleOptions = new StepConfig();
    stepWithMultipleOptions.setAuthenticatorList(new ArrayList<>(Arrays.asList(basicAuthConfig, totpAuthConfig, twitterAuthConfig)));
    Map<String, Object> localParams = new HashMap<>();
    localParams.put("BasicAuthenticator", Collections.singletonMap("foo", "xyz"));
    localParams.put("TOTPAuthenticator", Collections.singletonMap("domain", "localhost"));
    Map<String, Object> federatedParams = new HashMap<>();
    federatedParams.put("customIdp2", Collections.singletonMap("foo", "user"));
    Map<String, Object> multiParamConfig = new HashMap<>();
    multiParamConfig.put("local", localParams);
    multiParamConfig.put("federated", federatedParams);
    return new Object[][] { { singleParamConfig, duplicateStepConfig(stepWithSingleOption), "BasicAuthenticator", "foo", "xyz" }, { singleParamConfig, duplicateStepConfig(stepWithSingleOption), "BasicAuthenticator", "foos", null }, { singleParamConfig, duplicateStepConfig(stepWithMultipleOptions), "BasicAuthenticator", "foo", "xyz" }, { multiParamConfig, duplicateStepConfig(stepWithMultipleOptions), "BasicAuthenticator", "domain", null }, { multiParamConfig, duplicateStepConfig(stepWithMultipleOptions), "TwitterAuthenticator", "foo", "user" }, { multiParamConfig, duplicateStepConfig(stepWithMultipleOptions), "TOTPAuthenticator", "domain", "localhost" } };
}

Example 7 with FederatedApplicationAuthenticator

use of org.wso2.carbon.identity.application.authentication.framework.FederatedApplicationAuthenticator in project carbon-identity-framework by wso2.

the class DefaultStepBasedSequenceHandler method handlePostAuthentication.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
protected void handlePostAuthentication(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response, AuthenticationContext context) throws FrameworkException {
    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
        log.debug("Handling Post Authentication tasks");
    }
    SequenceConfig sequenceConfig = context.getSequenceConfig();
    StringBuilder jsonBuilder = new StringBuilder();
    boolean subjectFoundInStep = false;
    boolean subjectAttributesFoundInStep = false;
    int stepCount = 1;
    Map<String, String> mappedAttrs = new HashMap<>();
    Map<ClaimMapping, String> authenticatedUserAttributes = new HashMap<>();
    boolean isAuthenticatorExecuted = false;
    for (Map.Entry<Integer, StepConfig> entry : sequenceConfig.getStepMap().entrySet()) {
        StepConfig stepConfig = entry.getValue();
        AuthenticatorConfig authenticatorConfig = stepConfig.getAuthenticatedAutenticator();
        if (authenticatorConfig == null) {
            // ex: Different authentication sequences evaluated by the script
            continue;
        }
        ApplicationAuthenticator authenticator = authenticatorConfig.getApplicationAuthenticator();
        if (!(authenticator instanceof AuthenticationFlowHandler)) {
            isAuthenticatorExecuted = true;
        }
        // build the authenticated idps JWT to send to the calling servlet.
        if (stepCount == 1) {
            jsonBuilder.append("\"idps\":");
            jsonBuilder.append("[");
        }
        // build the JSON object for this step
        jsonBuilder.append("{");
        jsonBuilder.append("\"idp\":\"").append(stepConfig.getAuthenticatedIdP()).append("\",");
        jsonBuilder.append("\"authenticator\":\"").append(authenticator.getName()).append("\"");
        if (stepCount != sequenceConfig.getStepMap().size()) {
            jsonBuilder.append("},");
        } else {
            // wrap up the JSON object
            jsonBuilder.append("}");
            jsonBuilder.append("]");
            sequenceConfig.setAuthenticatedIdPs(IdentityApplicationManagementUtil.getSignedJWT(jsonBuilder.toString(), sequenceConfig.getApplicationConfig().getServiceProvider()));
            stepConfig.setSubjectIdentifierStep(!subjectFoundInStep);
            stepConfig.setSubjectAttributeStep(!subjectAttributesFoundInStep);
        }
        stepCount++;
        if (authenticator instanceof FederatedApplicationAuthenticator) {
            ExternalIdPConfig externalIdPConfig = null;
            try {
                externalIdPConfig = ConfigurationFacade.getInstance().getIdPConfigByName(stepConfig.getAuthenticatedIdP(), context.getTenantDomain());
            } catch (IdentityProviderManagementException e) {
                log.error("Exception while getting IdP by name", e);
            }
            context.setExternalIdP(externalIdPConfig);
            String originalExternalIdpSubjectValueForThisStep = stepConfig.getAuthenticatedUser().getAuthenticatedSubjectIdentifier();
            if (externalIdPConfig == null) {
                String errorMsg = "An External IdP cannot be null for a FederatedApplicationAuthenticator";
                log.error(errorMsg);
                throw new FrameworkException(errorMsg);
            }
            Map<ClaimMapping, String> extAttrs;
            Map<String, String> extAttibutesValueMap;
            Map<String, String> localClaimValues = null;
            Map<String, String> idpClaimValues = null;
            extAttrs = stepConfig.getAuthenticatedUser().getUserAttributes();
            extAttibutesValueMap = FrameworkUtils.getClaimMappings(extAttrs, false);
            if (stepConfig.isSubjectAttributeStep()) {
                subjectAttributesFoundInStep = true;
                String idpRoleClaimUri = getIdpRoleClaimUri(stepConfig, context);
                // Get the mapped user roles according to the mapping in the IDP configuration.
                // Include the unmapped roles as it is.
                List<String> identityProviderMappedUserRolesUnmappedInclusive = getIdentityProvideMappedUserRoles(externalIdPConfig, extAttibutesValueMap, idpRoleClaimUri, returnOnlyMappedLocalRoles);
                String serviceProviderMappedUserRoles = getServiceProviderMappedUserRoles(sequenceConfig, identityProviderMappedUserRolesUnmappedInclusive);
                if (StringUtils.isNotBlank(idpRoleClaimUri) && StringUtils.isNotBlank(serviceProviderMappedUserRoles)) {
                    extAttibutesValueMap.put(idpRoleClaimUri, serviceProviderMappedUserRoles);
                }
                if (mappedAttrs == null || mappedAttrs.isEmpty()) {
                    // do claim handling
                    mappedAttrs = handleClaimMappings(stepConfig, context, extAttibutesValueMap, true);
                    // external claim values mapped to local claim uris.
                    localClaimValues = (Map<String, String>) context.getProperty(FrameworkConstants.UNFILTERED_LOCAL_CLAIM_VALUES);
                    idpClaimValues = (Map<String, String>) context.getProperty(FrameworkConstants.UNFILTERED_IDP_CLAIM_VALUES);
                }
            }
            if (stepConfig.isSubjectIdentifierStep()) {
                if (!stepConfig.isSubjectAttributeStep()) {
                    /*
                        Do claim mapping inorder to get subject claim uri requested. This is done only if the
                        step is not a subject attribute step. Because it is already done in the previous flow if
                        the step is a subject attribute step.
                        */
                    handleClaimMappings(stepConfig, context, extAttibutesValueMap, true);
                }
                subjectFoundInStep = true;
                sequenceConfig.setAuthenticatedUser(new AuthenticatedUser(stepConfig.getAuthenticatedUser()));
            }
            if (stepConfig.isSubjectAttributeStep()) {
                if (!sequenceConfig.getApplicationConfig().isMappedSubjectIDSelected()) {
                    // if we found the mapped subject - then we do not need to worry about
                    // finding attributes.
                    // if no requested claims are selected and sp claim dialect is not a standard dialect,
                    // send all local mapped claim values or idp claim values
                    ApplicationConfig appConfig = context.getSequenceConfig().getApplicationConfig();
                    if (MapUtils.isEmpty(appConfig.getRequestedClaimMappings()) && !isSPStandardClaimDialect(context.getRequestType())) {
                        if (MapUtils.isNotEmpty(localClaimValues)) {
                            mappedAttrs = localClaimValues;
                        } else if (MapUtils.isNotEmpty(idpClaimValues)) {
                            mappedAttrs = idpClaimValues;
                        }
                    }
                    authenticatedUserAttributes = FrameworkUtils.buildClaimMappings(mappedAttrs);
                }
            }
        } else {
            if (stepConfig.isSubjectIdentifierStep()) {
                if (!stepConfig.isSubjectAttributeStep()) {
                    /*
                        Do claim mapping inorder to get subject claim uri requested. This is done only if the
                        step is not a subject attribute step. Because it is already done in the previous flow if
                        the step is a subject attribute step.
                        */
                    handleClaimMappings(stepConfig, context, null, false);
                }
                subjectFoundInStep = true;
                sequenceConfig.setAuthenticatedUser(new AuthenticatedUser(stepConfig.getAuthenticatedUser()));
                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                    log.debug("Authenticated User: " + sequenceConfig.getAuthenticatedUser().getLoggableUserId());
                    log.debug("Authenticated User Tenant Domain: " + sequenceConfig.getAuthenticatedUser().getTenantDomain());
                }
            }
            if (stepConfig.isSubjectAttributeStep()) {
                subjectAttributesFoundInStep = true;
                // local authentications
                mappedAttrs = handleClaimMappings(stepConfig, context, null, false);
                handleRoleMapping(context, sequenceConfig, mappedAttrs);
                authenticatedUserAttributes = FrameworkUtils.buildClaimMappings(mappedAttrs);
            }
        }
    }
    if (!isAuthenticatorExecuted) {
        String errorMsg = String.format("No authenticator have been executed in the authentication flow of " + "application: %s in tenant-domain: %s", sequenceConfig.getApplicationConfig().getApplicationName(), context.getTenantDomain());
        log.error(errorMsg);
        throw new MisconfigurationException(errorMsg);
    }
    if (isSPStandardClaimDialect(context.getRequestType()) && authenticatedUserAttributes.isEmpty() && sequenceConfig.getAuthenticatedUser() != null) {
        sequenceConfig.getAuthenticatedUser().setUserAttributes(authenticatedUserAttributes);
    }
    if (!authenticatedUserAttributes.isEmpty() && sequenceConfig.getAuthenticatedUser() != null) {
        sequenceConfig.getAuthenticatedUser().setUserAttributes(authenticatedUserAttributes);
    }
}

Example 8 with FederatedApplicationAuthenticator

use of org.wso2.carbon.identity.application.authentication.framework.FederatedApplicationAuthenticator in project carbon-identity-framework by wso2.

the class FrameworkServiceComponent method unsetAuthenticator.

protected void unsetAuthenticator(ApplicationAuthenticator authenticator) {
    FrameworkServiceDataHolder.getInstance().getAuthenticators().remove(authenticator);
    String authenticatorName = authenticator.getName();
    ApplicationAuthenticatorService appAuthenticatorService = ApplicationAuthenticatorService.getInstance();
    if (authenticator instanceof LocalApplicationAuthenticator) {
        LocalAuthenticatorConfig localAuthenticatorConfig = appAuthenticatorService.getLocalAuthenticatorByName(authenticatorName);
        appAuthenticatorService.removeLocalAuthenticator(localAuthenticatorConfig);
    } else if (authenticator instanceof FederatedApplicationAuthenticator) {
        FederatedAuthenticatorConfig federatedAuthenticatorConfig = appAuthenticatorService.getFederatedAuthenticatorByName(authenticatorName);
        appAuthenticatorService.removeFederatedAuthenticator(federatedAuthenticatorConfig);
    } else if (authenticator instanceof RequestPathApplicationAuthenticator) {
        RequestPathAuthenticatorConfig reqPathAuthenticatorConfig = appAuthenticatorService.getRequestPathAuthenticatorByName(authenticatorName);
        appAuthenticatorService.removeRequestPathAuthenticator(reqPathAuthenticatorConfig);
    }
    if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
        log.debug("Removed application authenticator : " + authenticator.getName());
    }
}