SAML-tracer
A tool for viewing SAML and WS-Federation messages sent through the browser during single sign-on and single logout.
What is SAML-tracer?
SAML-tracer is an efficient Firefox add-on designed specifically for monitoring and viewing SAML and WS-Federation messages passed through the browser. It activates during single sign-on and single logout which makes it a handy tool for developers and administrators dealing with these specific protocols.
Stats
By:
Jaime Perez
Rating:
4.20
(50)
Creation date:
2011-06-20
Weekly download count:
609
Firefox on Android:
No
Risk impact:
High risk impact
Risk likelihood:
Low risk likelihood
Manifest version:
2
Permissions:
Size:
101.56K
Stats date:
Chrome-Stats Rank
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515
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Summary
A tool for viewing SAML and WS-Federation messages sent through the browser during single sign-on and single logout.
User reviews
User reviews summary
Pros
- Essential tool for understanding SAML integration issues
- Can also track WS-FED authentication
- Functions where other tools like BURP may interfere with the authentication flow
- Useful for retrieving SAML Assertions
- Handy and used frequently for work
Cons
- Not working in private browsing windows
- Issues with downloading and installing the add-on
- Some users experience an error indicating the add-on is corrupted
Most mentioned
- Useful for debugging and understanding SAML issues
- Problems with using in private mode or installing
- Can track other authentication protocols like WS-FED
Recent reviews
Safety
Risk impact
SAML-tracer is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this add-on. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install SAML-tracer if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
SAML-tracer has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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