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I am developing a home-grade web application (server-client, based on Nuxt and nuxt-auth-utils). I am using the opportunity to learn something about oAuth (and OpenID). One of the issues I face is ...
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We currently have a backend authentication mechanism in place that utilizes JWT tokens. Users sign in or sign up using email and password, and upon successful authentication, the backend issues JWT ...
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I am currently working on my own iOS application and am going to be using a locally developed API for fetching data. I wanted to outline my current account sign-in architecture and verify this is ...
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Description This is a long shot, but I'm in dire need of advice. If you know of a more appropriate forum for this type of question please share! I'm working with a legacy OAuth system using email + ...
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this is a followup question to the following StackExchange question - If you had a medium size company, several developers - but zero tests written in your REST API's - where would you start? At the ...
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I asked this question on SO which is related to this. In this question, I propose exchanging a token from my OIDC provider for a token in my own custom OIDC provider, which becomes the ultimate token ...
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I have a web api with controller methods that use rest http(post/get calls). Clients consume this API with normal httpclient calls and I pass an http response back. My use case is I have a legacy ...
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Let's say, we're using an OAuth / OpenID Connect (OIDC) flow (in a Zero-Trust situation) to secure two APIs: ServiceA and ServiceB. To implement some of the functionality of ServiceA, it depends on ...
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I am building a simple application built in Rails that allows the client to connect to a third party api to sync customer data. The customer inputs their username and password and my application ...
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I have a web application where users must authenticate with a 3rd-party OAuth 2.0 service in order to do what they need to do in the app. On initial registration/login, they will connect with the ...
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I wanted to ask about your ideas on how to solve the problem that I have to solve in my application (App1). This is the classic Fronted + Backend (Angular + Java EE) application to which I am ...
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I have an api server that relies on an auth server (both owned by the same company). Once the client gets a grant from the auth server, it is no longer needed, because the only information I need from ...
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I have a confusion. So, in OAuth2.0 there are 4 types of Grant (Authorization Code, Password, Client Credentials and Implicit). In my use case, I have two login scenario. The first one is using ...
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I'm working with a 3rd party company who are providing an API along with an unusual security approach. The security approach is essentially using a JWT by itself (no oauth). What's odd is that they'...
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I'm designing an app architecture using OAuth 2.0. I have a separate Resource Server and Authorization Server. The latter keeps a database of users and the scopes available to them. Now, my question ...
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