3.8.2 Account Resolution

If the RP has access to existing information about a set of subscribers, and this information is not associated with a federated identifier, the RP performs a process known as account resolution to determine which set of subscriber information to associate with a new RP subscriber account.

An RP that performs account resolution SHALL ensure that the attributes requested from the IdP are sufficient to uniquely resolve the subscriber within the RP’s system before linking the federated identifier with the RP subscriber account and granting access. The intended use of each attribute by the RP is detailed in the trust agreement, including whether the attribute is used for account resolution in this manner.

An RP that performs account resolution SHALL design the process such that it does not associate an RP subscriber account’s information with a federated identifier that does not belong to the subscriber.

For example, a subscriber-controlled wallet might not provide an RP with a federated identifier but could allow the RP to conduct account resolution by providing the RP an attribute bundle from the CSP that allows the RP to uniquely resolve the subscriber to an RP subscriber account. Alternatively, an RP using a pre-provisioning model could uniquely associate an incoming assertion to an RP subscriber account based on an agreed-upon set of attributes.

A similar account resolution process is also used when the RP verifies an authenticator used in a holder-of-key assertion for the first time. In this case, the RP SHALL ensure that the attributes carried with the authenticator uniquely resolve to the RP subscriber account before accepting the authenticator.

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1.3 Povezani propisi

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