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I have a requirement to implement single sign-on on my web sites. I cannot guarantee that the sites are done in a single technology, language, or are going to be hosted under same subdomain. Mine is a group of corporate web sites, where another authentication mechanism (such as OAuth) is not desired because of the redirection to a third-party web site. I have custom SSO implementation based on a central session maintained at the authentication site along with an encrypted token with a time stamp, but I am not sure if that is the best one to adopt. I would like to know if there any free alternative implementation that I can use to authenticate against my own database.
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I know that Oracle has IdM system[^], but it's not free solution. IBM solution is called IBM Security Access Manager for Enterprise Single Sign-On[^] - payable too.

I've got my own custom authentication. I'll share it via ::WorkSpaces or as an article on CP Knowledge Base (i need more free time to finish it).

I had found several on Google[^]. Please, check it.
 
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