authentication

问题 The Microsoft Docs just have this description: Defines whether the bearer token should be stored in the AuthenticationProperties after a successful authorization. I wondered if saving the JWT allows you to revoke it somehow, but every place I read about JWTs says they are irrevocable. What would you do with a JWT being stored in the AuthenticationProperties? 回答1: Storing the JWT in the AuthenticationProperties allows you to retrieve it from elsewhere within your application. For example, use

问题 The Microsoft Docs just have this description: Defines whether the bearer token should be stored in the AuthenticationProperties after a successful authorization. I wondered if saving the JWT allows you to revoke it somehow, but every place I read about JWTs says they are irrevocable. What would you do with a JWT being stored in the AuthenticationProperties? 回答1: Storing the JWT in the AuthenticationProperties allows you to retrieve it from elsewhere within your application. For example, use

问题 I am creating an app using Laravel and building a small internal API to connect to with an Angular frontend. I have the auth working, but wanted to ensure that this is an acceptable way to log in a user, and to make sure everything is secure. Sessions Controller: public function index() { return Response::json(Auth::check()); } public function create() { if (Auth::check()) { return Redirect::to('/admin'); } return Redirect::to('/'); } public function login() { if (Auth::attempt(array('email'

问题 I am creating an app using Laravel and building a small internal API to connect to with an Angular frontend. I have the auth working, but wanted to ensure that this is an acceptable way to log in a user, and to make sure everything is secure. Sessions Controller: public function index() { return Response::json(Auth::check()); } public function create() { if (Auth::check()) { return Redirect::to('/admin'); } return Redirect::to('/'); } public function login() { if (Auth::attempt(array('email'

问题 I was thinking about security for my REST web Service API, and decided to take a look at others large services and how they do it. As an example I decided to study Twitter's OAuth. After reading beginners guide I'm a little be confused and shocked. As I understood it's Service provider responsibility to authenticate user and to show User what kind of access consumer is demanding (for example it want's read only access to specific resource). But I saw service providers that doesn't inform user

问题 I was thinking about security for my REST web Service API, and decided to take a look at others large services and how they do it. As an example I decided to study Twitter's OAuth. After reading beginners guide I'm a little be confused and shocked. As I understood it's Service provider responsibility to authenticate user and to show User what kind of access consumer is demanding (for example it want's read only access to specific resource). But I saw service providers that doesn't inform user

问题 I was thinking about security for my REST web Service API, and decided to take a look at others large services and how they do it. As an example I decided to study Twitter's OAuth. After reading beginners guide I'm a little be confused and shocked. As I understood it's Service provider responsibility to authenticate user and to show User what kind of access consumer is demanding (for example it want's read only access to specific resource). But I saw service providers that doesn't inform user

问题 I tried to do the authentication process on a DESFire card (resident card) using ISO 7816-4 APDUs. But it always fails. Do I miss anyithing? >>> 00 84 00 00 00 (challenge request - 5 bytes) <<< 15 29 84 E3 6A AA A6 B7 90 00 (response of challenge 10 bytes - OK) >>> 00 82 00 00 10 B5 02 0B 80 4F 95 CB E7 8C A6 4D E9 C1 B1 23 A7 00 (external auth request - 22 bytes) <<< 67 00 (response of external auth - Checking error: Wrong length) Code: // STEP Authentication // send initial authentication

问题 I am working on a project with the following architecture: UI: React on client and server-side rendering via a Node server, Apollo Client for GraphQL, API: Django handles GraphQL queries through Graphene. I use Auth0 (JWT based) for my frontend authentication. I would like to use the token I get to authenticate my user in the context of the GraphQL queries API side. [Edit2] To pass the token to my API, I use: const idToken = cookie.load('idToken') || null; networkInterface.use([{

问题 I am working on a project with the following architecture: UI: React on client and server-side rendering via a Node server, Apollo Client for GraphQL, API: Django handles GraphQL queries through Graphene. I use Auth0 (JWT based) for my frontend authentication. I would like to use the token I get to authenticate my user in the context of the GraphQL queries API side. [Edit2] To pass the token to my API, I use: const idToken = cookie.load('idToken') || null; networkInterface.use([{