google-authentication

How can I let users log in to my web app with their Google account, and verify that they logged in from a certain Google Apps domain? Does the hd parameter to the Google Authorization service ensure that only the selected domain can be used to login? Or can I get the logged in user's email and verify that it ends with "@domain.com"? This doesn't seem like such a good idea. After login I also need to access the users' Google Contacts, which according to the documentation requires AuthSub proxy authentication . Have a look at the OpenID docs others suggested. In brief, you need to redirect the

I am creating an AspNetCore application with Google authentication. I am deploying this app behind an nginx reverse proxy on an Ubuntu server. Almost everything is working, but I am having trouble with the callback url. In the Google developer console, I have http://localhost:5000/signin-google set as an authorized redirect URI. This works as expected and allows me to use Google authentication when running from my workstation. For production, I have https://myserver/signin-google set as an authorized redirect URI. However, when I try to use it, I get an error from accounts.google.com that http

I'm trying to automate certain tasks for work. We have a portal that requires you to sign in through Google. I've created a Puppeteer instance that navigates to the Google auth page, types in my email and password, then stores the cookies so I can navigate through and manipulate the portal. This works perfectly on my local environment, but I've deployed it to Heroku and Google adds a sign in challenge. After entering the password, I'm given the 'Verify it's you' page that says 'This device isn't recognized' and asks me to complete 2-FA auth. I know I can't turn off 2-FA, so what would be the

I'm trying to implement a Google authentication in a MVC 5 web app. Authentication is working fine, but I would retrieve profile and picture informations. To do this, I added a GoogleOAuth2AuthenticationOptions object to specify additional claims : var googleOAuth2AuthenticationOptions = new GoogleOAuth2AuthenticationOptions { ClientId = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", ClientSecret = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx", CallbackPath = new PathString("/Account/LoginCallback"), Provider = new GoogleOAuth2AuthenticationProvider() { OnAuthenticated = async context => { context.Identity.AddClaim(new Claim("picture", context

I'm trying to use oauth with Google in ASP.NET MVC 5. In Google's developer console I put for the redirect uri: www.mydomain.com/account/externallogincallback and thought that this will do. But it didn't. I put: www.mydomain.com/signin-google and it worked! I tried to search the string "signin-google" in my project but couldn't find it anywhere. Can someone tell me what is going on? why is that so? thanks. I am too lazy to write a properly formatted answer, I placed these comments in code for myself to remember how to resolve this issue. It is not really an issue, just something I never

I'm using Google SignIn and then authenticate on Firebase using signInWithCredential , passing the Google credentials. I followed all the procedures, and everything was working! And suddenly it stops working. I went to a previous working code and it still fails. So it seems something happened with the database configuration. In Firebase DB I already checked: DB is up and running. As a fact I can read when not logged (as I have defined by rules) Sign-in method for Google is still ENABLED My App is still registered the project configuration, including their SHA1 signature (for debug and release

I'm sharing a single login module across my apps, with a LoginActivity that handles both Facebook and Google auth (logic + UI). Now, with Facebook it's easy to specify a different ID for each app, overriding the library's facebook_app_id string in the app module. I didn't find a way to do the same with Google Sign-In because it requires a google-services.json file. In fact, the build fails if I include the file in the app modules and not in the login library. Error:Execution failed for task ':core:processReleaseGoogleServices'. File google-services.json is missing. The Google Services Plugin