relying party

The relying party must identify the key from context if is not present.

The relying party uses the time stamp token in operations.

A means for identity providers, relying parties, and subjects to negotiate.

Both issues allow an attacker to sign into a victim's relying party accounts.

The subject can choose which of its applicable digital identities to use with the relying party.

Where the verifier is also the relying party, the assertion may be implicit.

The relying party also discovers whether to use a delegated identity (see below).

Finally, the client is redirected back to the relying party presenting the security token.

To any Relying Party, it appears as a service which provides authentication credentials.

The subject, not the relying party, purchases certificates.

"the activities of creating systems and methods that allow relying parties to:

The verifier passes on an assertion about the identity of the subscriber to the relying party.

Certification authorities deny almost all warranties to the user (including subject or even relying parties).

Loosely speaking, a relying party interprets an assertion as follows:

In a typical usage scenario, a client requests access to a secure software application, often called a relying party.

Relying parties use attributes to make access-control decisions.

Role statements carried by claims can be used for access control decisions by Relying Parties.

A verifier can be a relying party, regulatory body, or entity that employs a third-party verification service.

Relying Parties accept identities for you.

Identity claims are made by presenting an identity credential to the Relying Party.

OpenID enables an end-user to communicate with a relying party.

These don't have any personally identifying information and consequently can be transferred between users without the issuers or relying parties being aware of this.

Path validation is necessary for a relying party to make an informed trust decision when presented with any certificate that is not already explicitly trusted.

In TTP models, the relying parties use this trust to secure their own interactions.

A relying party (RP) is a web site or application that wants to verify the end-user's identifier.