Swedish OpenID Connect Specifications
This is the overview page for the Swedish OpenID Connect specifications developed by the Swedish OpenID Connect Working Group.
Take part in the development of the specifications by following the work being made at https://github.com/oidc-sweden/specifications.
The Swedish OpenID Connect Profile
Specification that defines a profile for OpenID Connect for use within the Swedish public and private sectors. It profiles the OpenID Connect protocol to get a baseline security and to facilitate interoperability between relying parties and OpenID providers.
Claims and Scopes Specification for the Swedish OpenID Connect Profile
Specification that defines claims and scopes for the Swedish OpenID Connect profile.
See also the document How OpenID Connect Claims Map to other Specifications that is a non-normative paper that lists the attributes/claims used in Swedish eID-systems, and states how they map to OpenID Connect claims (defined in "our" specifications or elsewhere).
Authentication Request Parameter Extensions for the Swedish OpenID Connect Profile
Specification that defines authentication request parameter extensions for the Swedish OpenID Connect profile.
Signature Extension for OpenID Connect
This specification defines an extension to OpenID Connect to facilitate use cases where a Relying Party sends a "Signature Request" to an OpenID Provider. A signature request is an extension of an OpenID Connect authentication request where a "Signature Request" object is passed as a request parameter or a Request Object.
Swedish OpenID Federation Deployment and Interoperability Profile 1.0
This document defines a deployment and interoperability profile for OpenID Federation. The profile introduces a constrained and implementation-focused subset of the OpenID Federation specification, designed to simplify deployment and promote interoperability across federations.
It provides clarifications and extensions that enable entities with protocol roles, such as OpenID Providers, OpenID Connect Relying Parties, OAuth 2.0 Authorization Servers, Clients, and Protected Resources, to join and use an OpenID Federation with minimal effort. The profile also describes mechanisms that allow legacy systems to participate without being fully OpenID Federation-compliant.
OpenID Federation Organization Identifier Metadata Parameter 1.0
An Entity within a federation is, in almost all cases, owned by an organization. In many cases, an actor within the federation needs to know which organization that is behind a given Entity. Reasons for this may be invoicing, bilateral agreements or accountability. Therefore, an Entity needs to have a mechanism to uniquely represent the organization to which it belongs.
This specification defines the organization_identifier metadata parameter that allows Entities to
declare an unique organization identifier.
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