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We're building a multi-tenant setup with a C# Web API and KeyCloak for auth and APISIX as application gateway. APISIX handles the authentication and passes an X-Access-Token to our API when ...
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I'm currently trying to build a very simple application for handling OpenID Connect using the library Openiddict. This library lets me construct the access_token and the id_token and lets me set which ...
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I'm currently using Azure AD as my identity provider and Keycloak as my intermediary/broker for my client applications. However, I need some user attributes (such as phone, email, picture, and ...
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I am trying to assess secure ways to implement a session handover between an app and a website in the same company ecosystem. The Setup Mobile Application A and Website B use the same company OpenID ...
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A client requested that we implement the following authentication/authorisation flow: User authenticates using OIDC via a IAM (Salesforce in this case). If user is an external user, then a flag is ...
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The resources on the web I have seen so far suggest that the 'sub' claim in a JWT identifies the principal. According to this question, at least for some identity provider implementations, one cannot ...
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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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In OAuth / OpenID Connect, does the redirect url matter for server to server API calls? I'm currently setting up Azure AD to secure our API's. The first implementation will likely only be server to ...
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I'm working in microservices environment, where each service authenticates using OpenID Connect to an authentication service (local IdP), based on Users I keep locally on my Database. Now, I want ...
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Let's image we have a multitenant(organization) application having a separate database per tenant(organization). The core of the application is a REST api service protected by an authorization ...
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I'm working on an OpenID Connect Hybrid flow, basically the response type in my case is: code id_token Problem: I can't seem to persist the session of the user when logged in using the id_token. I ...
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Let's suppose we have a Web Application that uses an Open Id Connect service provider, the Web Application uses the Authorization Code flow to get access to a different API, and therefore gets an ...
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We have a web app in which we allow users to log into the app using any Open ID provider(e.g. Okta, Google, Facebook etc.). We want to implement the correct Open ID Connect prescribed methodology/...
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Currently, we had a web app that integrated with SSO through Open-Id protocol Then we got another client that had it's own SSO and need us to integrate with their SSO through SAML protocol so their ...
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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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We are developing a new Angular SPA which leverages Keycloak for its SSO abilities using OpenID Connect (OIDC). The app is currently designed to use the Implicit flow to retrieve short-lived access ...
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Why would we use the userinfo endpoint in OpenID Connect to get information about the user when we can simply include that information in the access token? The UserInfo Endpoint is an OAuth 2.0 ...
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We have been tasked with implementing a dashboard containing multiple widgets. The dashboard itself and all widgets need to access various secured APIs. Our authorisation protocol is OpenID. ...
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I'm developing an app suite that uses an OpenID Connect provider. But I guess my question works in all situations where there is a separate user info provider. I persist which users create a given ...
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I have simple REST API, based on Asp.Net Core technology. Now, I want to add OpenID for this API. API would be used from mobile applications, single page applications and possibly other API services ...
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I am tasked to design an OpenID provider for the public facing applications of my company. The idea is to authorize the user via an email/PW combination. The subject will be a GUID. Should an user ...
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Here's the deal. I have a .NET MVC5 web application that I'm moving up to the OpenID Connect standard. I also would like to be able to access controller methods from a mobile app (much like an API) ...
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I'm looking at Azure Mobile Services, particularly the Authentication part (which I believe relies exclusively on OAUTH 1 or 2). I want to make sure that my application isn't tightly coupled to the ...
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For my job we have a nice RESTful webservice we've built out that we use to drive a couple websites we have. Basically the webservice lets you create and work with support tickets, and the website is ...
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I have developed a single page app prototype that is using Backbone on the front end and going to consume from a thin RESTful API on the server for it's data. Coming from heavy server side ...
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Azure ACS offers OAuth and OpenID providers, and now that ASP.NET 4.5 offers the same thing, without the added cost, is there any reason for a .NET developer to consider ACS? (Disclaimer, I don't ...
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I have a web site and I want to offer a few levels of service - one free, one for a one-off payment, and one for a subscription. My first inclination is to use Paypal for the payment options. I ...
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For example: We're running a two community sites on two domains (call them example.com and example.net). We want to be able to expand that to more domains later. We want to allow multiple types of ...
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This answer[link] to another question here talks about OpenID and data espionage. I quote: [Data espionage] Why let them gather the detailed statistics from many consumer site and help them ...
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I've been discussing with my colleges about logging in by using your OpenID account, Google account etc. in our customers CMS and/or the internal systems we use, as we've had a few requests regarding ...
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I've started doing some research on the technologies that I will need for my website. I'm trying to implement a really simple website with OpenID user registration. The website will store a block of ...
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I have seen this question on Quora where lots of people seem to agree that OpenID is bad, even going as far as stating that: OpenID is the worst possible "solution" I have ever seen in my entire ...
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As programmers I think we are the most inclined to use new technologies and things that are not so mainstream. I absolutely love OpenId's ability to log in with credentials you already have, but I ...
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