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The Auth0 team created something called "angular-jwt" which has a jwtHelper class. This thing successfully decodes a local JWT without the secret I used on the server. How did this happen? If they are not secure, then what is the point of using a secret to sign/encrypt them? Function on the server that encrypts the token (using "jsonwebtoken"): function createToken (user) { return jwt.sign(_.omit(user, 'password'), config.secret, { expiresInMinutes: 60*5 }); } Code from the client: angular .module('sample.home', [ 'ui.router', 'angular-storage', 'angular-jwt' ]) .config(function (

Ive upgraded my app from angular 5 to angular 6. i get the following error now. Uncaught ReferenceError: global is not defined at Object../node_modules/auth0-lock/lib/utils/cdn_utils.js (cdn_utils.js:13) "angular2-jwt": "^0.2.3", "auth0-js": "^9.5.1", "auth0-lock": "^11.6.1", There was a similar issue in this angular thread : On version 6 of Angular CLI we are removing the shim for global and other node built-ins. You can read more about why this change was made in #9827 (comment). If you are using a library that assumes these globals are present, you can try manually shimming it inside your

I have just started playing around with auth0 and I am trying to create a proof of concept. I am trying to create a single sign on solution in angular 2. Can anyone point me to any example code that does this? Try this example . This gives a basic application with Auth0 service. I know It is an old question, But if anyone is looking for the solution then Github Repo example of sso in angular 2 And a Detail explanation of this example. https://auth0.com/blog/angular-2-authentication/ I hope It will help somebody. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36590302/auth0-angular-2-sso-single-sign

I am having an issue rendering a template after calling router.navigate inside a callback for auth0lock loginComponent.ts import {Component, Inject} from 'angular2/core'; import {Router, ComponentInstruction} from 'angular2/router'; import {Auth} from '../auth'; declare var Auth0Lock; @Component({ selector: 'login', templateUrl: '/tpls/login/login.html' }) export class LoginComponent { private lock = new Auth0Lock('xxx', 'xxx.auth0.com'); constructor(@Inject(Router) private router: Router, @Inject(Auth) private auth: Auth) { } logError = (err) => { console.log(err); } loginSuccess = (data) =>

Okay, i'm developing an Angular 2 app. I've added auth0 authentication, but to me it handles sessions very insecurely. The jwt token is not encrypted and saved inside localStorage. The claims are visible for anyone, they can easily be decoded and revealed. Not to mention, Web Storage itself isn't a secure place. I'm opting for JWTs because later i want to transform this web app to desktop app with electron and so i cannot use cookie-sessions. My users will have additional information such as roles, which i don't want to look up in db on every request, that's why i would like to store them in

I'm developing an application in ASP.NET Core 2.1, and running it on a Kubernetes cluster. I've implemented authentication using OpenIDConnect, using Auth0 as my provider. This all works fine. Actions or controllers marked with the [Authorize] attribute redirect anonymous user to the identity provider, they log in, redirects back, and Bob's your uncle. The problems start occurring when I scale my deployment to 2 or more containers. When a user visits the application, they log in, and depending on what container they get served during the callback, authentication either succeeds or fails. Even

Target/Summary : I have an Actions App developed in Google DialogFlow and I want the user be able to create Google Calendar Event using the App (from Google Assistant). In other words, authenticate the user to Allow my app to use his Calendar to create Events. What is done: Since Google Actions doesn't allow use of Google Auth/Token endpoints, I opted to use http://www.auth0.com . Created an account (used my Google account) on auth0.com , created an Application and setup the following values using their management panel ( Domain, CliendId and ClientSecret generated by auth0): Created OAuth