Reporting a vulnerability requires special handling, each company has a different process, a security.txt file can help!
We all know that all software has bugs and that security is hard, but somehow we are still surprised when we see new vulnerabilities.
Learn how sessions are used with OAuth 2.0 and build an example with HAproxy, Redis, and Spring Boot.
A common OAuth 2.0 question we get: “How do I deal with OAuth in a load-balanced application?” The short answer: There’s nothing specific about session clustering for OAuth. The longer answer is—you likely still need to worry about cluster session management. This post will discuss how an OAuth login relates to your application’s session. And we’ll build a simple, secure, load-balanced application to demonstrate.
This video is a recording of a live Twitch stream wherein Brian Demers and Matt Raible (from Okta) work with Josh Long (from Spring) to make Okta’s Spring Boot starter work with Spring Native.
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Learn what “Basic Authentication” is, how it’s used, and what the HTTP Request looks like!
Tutorial: API clients have different capabilities and needs! Learn how to make your server select the correct languages, media types, and compression!
Content negotiation allows for an HTTP server to respond to different types of clients. Many modern clients expect a JSON response, but there may be a need to format responses differently, maybe XML for older clients or a binary format for newer ones. Content negotiation is the mechanism used to solve that problem and others, such as dealing with multiple languages and even compressing HTTP requests.
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