Troubleshooting: SAML Consumer Rejects an Assertion With No Signature Found

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    Applies to:
  • SecureAuth Identity Platform
Deployment model:
  • Cloud
  • Hybrid
  • On Premises
  • Version Affected: 9.x
     
     

    Overview

    After configuring the SecureAuth SAML Consumer on a realm's Workflow tab, when a 3rd-party IdP sends its SAML assertion, the SAML Consumer rejects it and displays a generic error to the user:

    The SAML Consumer's generic rejection message: Please make sure there is a valid nameid or the user exists in the datastore.

     

    Cause

    The realm's debug log shows the actual reason for the rejection: VerifySAML - no signature found. The 3rd-party IdP that created the assertion did not sign it.

     

    Resolution:

    On the 3rd-party IdP that creates the assertion, make sure it's configured to sign the SAML assertion -- for example, a setting similar to:

    A Sign SAML Assertion setting set to True.


     

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