authentication

问题 I am watching MEAN Stack - Mean Auth App Tutorial in Angular 2, since I am new to Angular and I'm using Angular 8, some of the codes is deprecated due to the new updates. So I have this code and I don't know how to fix it. This is my working code in Auth.service.ts There are no errors in this codes authenticateUser(user){ let headers = new HttpHeaders(); headers.append('Content-Type','application/json'); return this.http.post('http://localhost:3000/users/authenticate', user,{headers: headers}

问题 Based on my research the purpose of a salt is to defeat the use of a rainbow table. This is done because rainbow tables are only created to look up hashes of a sole password(without a salt). I am having a conflict understanding how we can't use rainbow tables in when salts are introduced. Suppose we have the following scenario: I am a malicious hacker and I want to gain access to a rich person's bank account. I am able to gain access to the bank's database which has the salt and the hashed

问题 This is a weird one, but I'm not sure what else could be going on. I've successfully deployed the passport-local strategy for a Node.js Express app with user accounts stored in MongoDB. I'm using Mongo as a service via MongoLab. My accounts and login auth works as expected locally. But when I deploy my app to AWS (using the same Mongo service still), the same account credentials fail. I'm wondering... is Passport somehow using the URL, port, or other environment-specific information to

问题 I am trying to build an authentication panel for the MEAN stack using PassportJS. I have the following code for registering new users with email (instead of the default username) and password: router.post("/register", function (req, res) { var newUser = new User({ username: req.body.email }); User.register(newUser, req.body.password, function (err, user) { if (err) { return res.render('account/signup'); } passport.authenticate("local")(req, res, function () { res.redirect("/account/profile");

问题 Not sure if this is the right place for this question. This is not necessary 100% coding problem but it is not not a coding problem either. Anyway, here is The Story: I want to create a shopping system. The user can use the website or the mobile application or the google assistant to get product information and make purchases from this shopping system. The problem I am facing is how can I associate the user among these 3 clients. More specifically for the google assistant/actions. Things I

问题 Not sure if this is the right place for this question. This is not necessary 100% coding problem but it is not not a coding problem either. Anyway, here is The Story: I want to create a shopping system. The user can use the website or the mobile application or the google assistant to get product information and make purchases from this shopping system. The problem I am facing is how can I associate the user among these 3 clients. More specifically for the google assistant/actions. Things I

问题 All, I am having an issue with implementing authorization on one of my web api controller action. This is a .net framework 4.6.1 app and an MVC 5 application makes calls into this web api. We implement windows authentication both on the client(MVC5) and web api. Both client and server use the same service account(The account name the app pool runs under) and these are on separate servers. Users of the client app is authenticated using AD account before they get to the MVC app section that

问题 Unfortunately, I can't find a solution for a user case, which must actually occur frequently. To describe it best, I put here the structure of my routes (web and api) of my laravelapp: routes/web.php get(start|products|product/{id}|contact|inprint|login|register) get(checkout|checkout/(any))->middleware( auth ) // Checkout is a VUE App routes/api.php // only the Vue App use the api get(user|user_orders|user_address) ->middleware( auth ) post (purchase_order) -> middleware(auth) As you can

问题 I'm trying to make a Authorization Rule in ADFS 3.0, disabling some users in a specific "OU" form using a "relying party", with no success. On the Issuance Transform Rules, i've configured the claim "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/claims/distinguishedname" to get the Distinguished name from AD. Here is an example: CN=John Doe,OU=XYZ,OU=ABC,DC=CONTOSO,DC=com This rule should deny access from users in the XPTO OU c:[Type == "http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity

问题 I’ve already viewed these questions and their answers: "Invalid provider type specified" CryptographicException when trying to load private key of certificate How do I create client certificates for local testing of two-way authentication over SSL? Invalid provider type specified. CryptographicException And this blog that was referenced by the second question. I suspect there is a problem with the certificate issuer, but I could be wrong. Preface I’m new at authentication (you can read that