I'm facing an issue with oauth2 proxy and Ingress Nginx (with the latest versions) in a Kubernetes cluster where the X-Auth-Request headers are not being passed through to the client during the standard oauth authentication flow. I'm specifically using Azure…
So i've had a long look at this and have not been satisfied with any of the hacky solutions found online nor have I found a solution myself. Context: React 18 has added a mount -> unmount -> re-mount behaviour…
I have implemented social logins with react and spring boots. At that time, the react (front) requests a login page to the server, and user enter their id and password and the server issues an access token from the authentication…
I am using firebase and its google auth tool , everything works fine the user data is getting saved in the database but i get a error every time the popup window appears (Cross-Origin-Opener-Policy policy would block the window.closed call)…
I am using the generated access_token to etch user details for implementing Twitter Login in PHP website. i am getting id,username and name in response of the https://api.twitter.com/2/users/me api. But it does not return the email address of the user.…
We are building a microservices to integrate with an external API that uses OAuth2 and provides tokens (JWT). What is the best place to store token? redis? database? Service will run on kubernetes so when the pods scale out, they…
I have a Go HTTP Server. I want to protect my routes using Azure JWT Token. I am able to generate the token but I am not able to verify it. This is how I am doing it: package main…
I want users of my Next.js TypeScript app to grant it permission to manage their Alexa Lists. I figured this would be possible with OAuth2. I figured I'd need to create a button in my website that takes the user…
First up, apologies for any ignorance here...I'm new to coding and mid-way through a Udemy JavaScript course. Looks like I clearly need to revisit a few lectures, but thought I'd try a first post on here... Can anyone please explain…
There is many topics in Access vs ID token and even the protocol documentation says ID tokens should never be sent to an API. Access tokens should never be read by the client. Source Now I'm having a very weird…