A deep dive into implicit identity authentication methods for software development, covering oauth 2.0 flows, security risks, and modern alternatives for single-page applications.
As you may already know, Single sign-on (SSO) is the facility by which a user can gain access to multiple sites using just a single log in. The simplest mechanism to enable SSO is through cookies but ...
The recently disclosed security flaws in some implementations of the widely used OAuth and OpenID website authentication mechanisms are serious. But they're not nearly as bad as the recently ...
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