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SAML2 vs JWT: A Comparison

July 20, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

This post concludes our discussion of SAML2 and JWT. Here we look at a comparison of the features and use[…]

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JWT Use Cases

July 14, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

This post explores the equivalent JWT use cases corresponding to the five SAML2 use cases that were explored earlier in[…]

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OpenID Connect Logout

July 12, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

The OpenID Connect (OIDC) family of specs supports logout (from a single application) and global (or single) logout (from all[…]

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SAML2 Use Cases

July 9, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

The following blog posts discuss SAML2 use cases that have been explored in this series: SAML v2.0 vs JWT: SAML2[…]

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Identity Propagation in an API Gateway Architecture

June 17, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

The power of end-to-end user security context with APIs This post was originally published as “Identity Propagation in an API[…]

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When To Use Which (OAuth2) Grants and (OIDC) Flows

May 21, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

If you have been following my SAML2 vs JWT series lately, you are no doubt familiar with the OAuth2 and[…]

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An Alternative to Delegated Access in the Enterprise

April 24, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

Extending OAuth2 and OpenID Connect as the enterprise standard for API security This post was originally published as “An Alternative[…]

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Understanding OpenID Connect Series

April 1, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

The following blog posts make up my series on OpenID Connect. This is part of the SAML2 vs JWT series.[…]

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SAML2 vs JWT: Understanding OpenID Connect Part 3

March 29, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

In part 1 and part 2 of Understanding OpenID Connect, core concepts and the first Authentication Flow (Authorization Code Grant[…]

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SAML2 vs JWT: Understanding OpenID Connect Part 2

March 26, 2017 rcbj-admin Uncategorized

This post continues our discussion of OpenID Connect (OIDC). We look at one of the three Authentication Flows defined by[…]

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