Tag: OAuth 2.0

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again – passwords are dangerous. Authentication and authorization subsystems are hard to build and are difficult to protect. If you are …

Let’s face it. We all have secrets. That’s not necessarily a bad thing. There are just certain pieces of information you don’t want everyone to know – your phone …

One of the great benefits of utilizing OAuth 2.0 is that your application totally outsources its authentication responsibility. The result is that the client simply passes an access token …