OAuth 2 and OpenID Connect are fundamental to gold standard API security. Learn the details of these protocols, so you can secure your APIs!| Nordic APIs
The IoT is coming, and OAuth 2.0 is the way to secure it. We define OAuth 2.0, what it accomplishes, and why Jacob Ideskog sees it as key to IoT security.| Nordic APIs
How do you handle a batch process using OAuth? We describe a flow for creating long-lived access tokens bound to the request to secure API identity control.| Nordic APIs
OAuth can be paired with OpenID Connect to perform delegation of user identity across microservices for secure and replicable control of access management.| Nordic APIs
API Keys are not security. By design they lack granular control, and there are many vulnerabilities at stake: applications that contain keys can be decompiled to extract keys, or deobfuscated from on-device storage, plaintext files can be stolen for unapproved use, and password managers are susceptible to security risks as with any application. In this piece we outline the disadvantages of solely relying on API keys to secure the proper access to your data.| Nordic APIs