What is changing from OAuth 2.0 to OAuth 2.1? OAuth (Open Authorization) pronounced "oh-auth" is a technological standard that allows you to share information between services without exposing your password. OAuth Single Sign-On (SSO) protocol provides the application the capability for secure designated access and sharing of information with enterprise applications OAuth Single Sign-On is [...] Read More →
What is SAML? SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) is an open standard that enables Identity Providers (IdPs) to send authorization credentials to service providers (SP). For standardized interactions between the identity provider and service providers, transactions through this protocol use Extensible Markup Language (XML). It is the link between a user's identity authentication and their [...] Read More →
What is Amazon / AWS Cognito? Amazon Cognito is a service that comes under Amazon Web Services. Amazon Cognito can handle user authentication and access for mobile apps that are linked to the internet. The service stores and synchronizes end-user data, by which developers can focus on creating code rather than building and handling back-end [...] Read More →
What is OAuth 2.0 and how does it work? What is OAuth? OAuth (Open Authentication) pronounced “oh-auth” is a technological standard that allows you to share information between services without exposing your password. It’s a widely-adopted standard that’s used by developers of websites and apps, and you probably use services every day that utilize OAuth. [...] Read More →