Simeon Goranov·6d agoRun Your Own OpenID Connect Identity Provider with DockerFrom an empty server to “Sign in with my own identity provider” in about 15 minutes, with Docker Compose and a handful of scripts.
Sahin Yelkenci·Oct 26Authentication & Authorization Eğitim Serisi — Bölüm 22: OAuth2 Client — Spring Boot ile External…Modül VI — Spring Security Praxis
Sahin Yelkenci·Oct 25Authentication & Authorization Eğitim Serisi — Bölüm 20: Authorization Server — Spring…Modül VI — Spring Security Praxis
Sahin Yelkenci·Oct 24Authentication & Authorization Eğitim Serisi — Bölüm 12: SAML 2.0 ve Enterprise FederationModül III — Modern Yetkilendirme
Sahin Yelkenci·Oct 23Authentication & Authorization Eğitim Serisi — Bölüm 11: OpenID Connect (OIDC) — Kimlik KatmanıModül III — Modern Yetkilendirme
Sahin Yelkenci·Oct 23Authentication & Authorization Eğitim Serisi — Bölüm 8: OAuth 2.0 — Aktörler, Roller, FelsefeModül III — Modern Yetkilendirme
Bahare Zargarbashi·Oct 152FA Is More Than a Checkbox: Lessons from Implementing KeycloakWhat I learned about step-up authentication, ACR, and the unexpected behavior of identity-provider flows.
Shubhojit Dasgupta·Oct 8When the Credentials Live in the IdP, Not KongZitadel tokens in Kong: per-route scopes, tier quotas and the revocation window
Suleyman Musayev·Oct 7Adding OpenID Connect Login to Rails Without the Dependency Pile“Sign in with…” looks like a solved problem until you open the box and find five HTTP clients and a transitive dependency graph the size of…A response icon1A response icon1
