In this post, we’ll outline the key differences between SAML and OAuth, and present the different use cases in which you may want to use each| Spectral
APIs are disrupting the eCommerce online shopping experience. Stores can now integrate APIs for payment handling, shipping, site search, security, and more.| Nordic APIs
In my last post, I covered the marvelous world of Firebase database spelunking: when app developers misconfigure their Firestore security rules, the resulting ability to perform unauthorized data accesses can lead to terrifying data breaches for those apps. Thanks to tools like Baserunner, testing apps for such misconfigurations is easier than ever. By saving authorization state when logging into Firebase databases using email/password or phone/OTP sign-in methods, Baserunner lets you focus o...| saligrama.io
OAuth 2.0 is a standard that apps can use to provide client applications with secure delegated access. OAuth works over HTTPS and authorizes devices, APIs, servers, and applications with access tokens rather than credentials. OIDC adds a signed ID token and a UserInfo endpoint.| Okta Developer