openid

Context: I am working on a backend access to an OpenID consumer (StackExchange in fact). If I am to provide all possible OpenID providers as an option to the user, then I'd have to simulate browser interaction to authenticate to each of these providers before I could submit the Open ID URL. However, I think I could cut this short by accessing the existing cookies of the user's web-browser, and requesting authentication to the consumer directly with the URL. Problem: How to access the user's web-browser's cookies? I've seen very little information on how to do it with Python. This previous

Although I have worked with OAuth 2 before, I am a newbie to Open ID Connect. Reading the tutorials and documentations I have come across both access_token and id_token where access_token is the random unique string generated according to OAuth 2 and id_token is JSON Web Token which contains information like the id of the user, algorithm, issuer and various other info which can be used to validate it. I have also seen API providers who provide both the access_token and id_token and as far as I know it is for backward compatibility. My question is that is it possible to use both the access

I know there are other questions about this, but they are outdated, and I cannot find the answer that would be reliable anywhere. What is really used by Stack Overflow to autentificate users? The site DotNetOpenAuth claims it is. But to me the most (visually) similar looks to be OAuth C# Library . So what does it really use? Or how can I mimic the same UI? I want to create the very same OpenID authentication using ASP.NET MVC. StackOverflow uses DotNetOpenAuth . From the blog : but fortunately we have an excellent dialog with Andrew Arnott, the primary author of the open source DotNetOpenAuth

Is is possible to implement OpenId authentication in iPhone? I found a framework named janrain . But with free sign up, we can avail only features. Is there any other open source framework available? Thanks !! I found a solution that uses a standard UIWebView to handle the authentication. Since cookies are shared within an app, a successful authentication with a UIWebView (that stores a session or authentication cookie) will carry over to other requests. I don't have a formal framework, but it works like this: I issue a REST request. If the request returns a JSON string, then I'm already

I'm going to be developing a REST-ful Web Service for a new public website. The idea behind the web service is to have 3rd parties develop fully functional UIs for the business logic. For security reasons, I'd like to avoid users having to give their passwords for our service to the 3rd party applications. (Perhaps this shouldn't be a big concern?) Instead, I'm looking to implement some sort of login system on our site that provides an auth token to the 3rd party app but keeps the actual password out of their hands. This made me think that OpenID might be a potential solution here. It seems to

I'm using the default authentication system with django, but I've added on an OpenID library, where I can authenticate users via OpenID. What I'd like to do is log them in, but it seems using the default django auth system, I need their password to authenticate the user. Is there a way to get around this without actually using their password? I'd like to do something like this... user = ... # queried the user based on the OpenID response user = authenticate(user) # function actually requires a username and password login(user) I sooner just leave off the authenticate function, but it attaches

Does Stackoverflow create a new OpenID when a user registers with an email address (i.e. does not provide an existing OpenID)? How do you do that? Do you have code examples in C#? Java? Python? You can find OpenID implementations here . If you just want more information, I would check out the OpenID site . The Plaxo OpenID recipe (from the OpenID site) was one of the better howtos I've seen. Scott Hanselman posted a while back about setting up OpenID in .net . I think you are mis-understanding OpenID, the process of registering and OpenID is the responsibility of the user, you'll note that

链接： https://blog.csdn.net/ASZJBGD/article/details/82838356 主要流程分为两步： 1.获取code 2.通过code换取accesstoken 流程图： 第一步：请求CODE 请求方法 在确保微信公众账号拥有授权作用域（scope参数）的权限的前提下（一般而言，已微信认证的服务号拥有snsapi_base和snsapi_userinfo），使用微信客户端打开以下链接（严格按照以下格式，包括顺序和大小写，并请将参数替换为实际内容）： https://open.weixin.qq.com/connect/oauth2/authorize?appid=APPID&redirect_uri=REDIRECT_URI&response_type=code&scope=SCOPE&state=STATE&component_appid=component_appid#wechat_redirect 若提示“该链接无法访问”，请检查参数是否填写错误，是否拥有scope参数对应的授权作用域权限。 参数说明 参数 是否必须 说明 appid 是 公众号的appid redirect_uri 是 重定向地址，需要urlencode，这里填写的应是服务开发方的回调地址 response_type 是 填code scope 是 授权作用域