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THE FUTURE OF IDENTITYSERVER Implement a business continuity plan. To reach these goals we decided to finally bite the bullet and start a real company. The current version (IdentityServer4 v4.x) will be the last version we work on as free open source. We will keep supporting IdentityServer4 until theSPAS ARE DEAD!?
So are SPAs dead? Well – SPAs as in the UI/UX concept certainly not. SPAs as in “browser-based standalone applications that do cross-site authentication and API calls in the context of a modern identity and SSO architectures” – yes. (and they should be unless we fix DOTNET NEW TEMPLATES FOR IDENTITYSERVER4 The dotnet CLI includes a templating engine that makes it pretty straightforward to create your own project templates (see this blog post for a good intro). This new repo is the home for all IdentityServer4 templates to come - right now they are pretty basic, but good enough to get you started. The repo includes IMPORTANT: SETTING THE CLIENT PRINCIPAL IN ASP.NET WEB API Due to some unfortunate mechanisms buried deep in ASP.NET, setting Thread.CurrentPrincipal in Web API web hosting is not enough. When hosting in ASP.NET, Thread.CurrentPrincipal might get overridden with HttpContext.Current.User when creating new threads. This means you have to set the principal on both the thread and the HTTP context. Seehere. Oh
MISSING CLAIMS IN THE ASP.NET CORE 2 OPENID CONNECT The new OpenID Connect handler in ASP.NET Core 2 has a different (aka breaking) behavior when it comes to mapping claims from an OIDC provider to the resulting ClaimsPrincipal. This is especially confusing and hard to diagnose since there are a couple of moving parts that come together here. Let's have a look. You can SCOPE BASED AUTHORIZATION IN ASP.NET WEB API The attribute is an authorization filter that simply checks for the existence of scope claims with the specified value. That’s a really simple approach to coarse grained authorization that goes well together with access tokens coming from an ( our) authorization server. You can of course mix that with an authorization manager ifyou like.
TRANSITIONING FROM A TOKEN BACK TO A WINDOWS IDENTITY Sometimes you are in the situation where you have Windows-based users, but the rest of the application architecture is token-based (e.g. using OpenID Connect or WS-Federation). As long as these users stay in your “token-based world” everything is fine. But if you have impersonate those users to talk to Windows authentication-only service(often that’s SQL
WHY DOES MY AUTHORIZE ATTRIBUTE NOT WORK? Sad title, isn't it? The alternative would have been "The complicated relationship between claim types, ClaimsPrincipal, the JWT security token handler and the Authorize attribute role checks" - but that wasn't very catchy. But the reality is, that many people are struggling with getting role-based authorization (e.g. ) to work - especially with externalauthentication
ASP.NET WEB API AUTHENTICATION USING THE MICROSOFT ACCOUNT The last days I’ve been researching some of the new security features in Windows 8. One of the biggest changes in Windows is definitely the fact that you can now login using your Microsoft Account. I will describe the details how this works in another post,but
REFERENCE TOKENS AND INTROSPECTION Access tokens can come in two shapes: self-contained and reference. Self-contained tokens are using a protected, time-limited data structure that contains metadata and claims to communicate the identity of the user or client over the wire. A popular format would be JSON Web Tokens (JWT). The recipient of a self-contained token canvalidate the token
THE FUTURE OF IDENTITYSERVER Implement a business continuity plan. To reach these goals we decided to finally bite the bullet and start a real company. The current version (IdentityServer4 v4.x) will be the last version we work on as free open source. We will keep supporting IdentityServer4 until theSPAS ARE DEAD!?
So are SPAs dead? Well – SPAs as in the UI/UX concept certainly not. SPAs as in “browser-based standalone applications that do cross-site authentication and API calls in the context of a modern identity and SSO architectures” – yes. (and they should be unless we fix DOTNET NEW TEMPLATES FOR IDENTITYSERVER4 The dotnet CLI includes a templating engine that makes it pretty straightforward to create your own project templates (see this blog post for a good intro). This new repo is the home for all IdentityServer4 templates to come - right now they are pretty basic, but good enough to get you started. The repo includes IMPORTANT: SETTING THE CLIENT PRINCIPAL IN ASP.NET WEB API Due to some unfortunate mechanisms buried deep in ASP.NET, setting Thread.CurrentPrincipal in Web API web hosting is not enough. When hosting in ASP.NET, Thread.CurrentPrincipal might get overridden with HttpContext.Current.User when creating new threads. This means you have to set the principal on both the thread and the HTTP context. Seehere. Oh
MISSING CLAIMS IN THE ASP.NET CORE 2 OPENID CONNECT The new OpenID Connect handler in ASP.NET Core 2 has a different (aka breaking) behavior when it comes to mapping claims from an OIDC provider to the resulting ClaimsPrincipal. This is especially confusing and hard to diagnose since there are a couple of moving parts that come together here. Let's have a look. You can SCOPE BASED AUTHORIZATION IN ASP.NET WEB API The attribute is an authorization filter that simply checks for the existence of scope claims with the specified value. That’s a really simple approach to coarse grained authorization that goes well together with access tokens coming from an ( our) authorization server. You can of course mix that with an authorization manager ifyou like.
TRANSITIONING FROM A TOKEN BACK TO A WINDOWS IDENTITY Sometimes you are in the situation where you have Windows-based users, but the rest of the application architecture is token-based (e.g. using OpenID Connect or WS-Federation). As long as these users stay in your “token-based world” everything is fine. But if you have impersonate those users to talk to Windows authentication-only service(often that’s SQL
WHY DOES MY AUTHORIZE ATTRIBUTE NOT WORK? Sad title, isn't it? The alternative would have been "The complicated relationship between claim types, ClaimsPrincipal, the JWT security token handler and the Authorize attribute role checks" - but that wasn't very catchy. But the reality is, that many people are struggling with getting role-based authorization (e.g. ) to work - especially with externalauthentication
ASP.NET WEB API AUTHENTICATION USING THE MICROSOFT ACCOUNT The last days I’ve been researching some of the new security features in Windows 8. One of the biggest changes in Windows is definitely the fact that you can now login using your Microsoft Account. I will describe the details how this works in another post,but
DOTNET NEW TEMPLATES FOR IDENTITYSERVER4 The dotnet CLI includes a templating engine that makes it pretty straightforward to create your own project templates (see this blog post for a good intro). This new repo is the home for all IdentityServer4 templates to come - right now they are pretty basic, but good enough to get you started. The repo includes NEW IN IDENTITYSERVER4: CLIENTS WITHOUT SECRETS Over the next weeks I will do short blog posts about new features in IdentityServer4. The primary intention is to highlight a new feature and then defer to our docs for the details (which will also force me to write some proper docs). Clients without secrets Many people asked for this. The OAuth 2 SCOPE BASED AUTHORIZATION IN ASP.NET WEB API The attribute is an authorization filter that simply checks for the existence of scope claims with the specified value. That’s a really simple approach to coarse grained authorization that goes well together with access tokens coming from an ( our) authorization server. You can of course mix that with an authorization manager ifyou like.
VALIDATING SCOPES IN ASP.NET 4 AND 5 Validating Scopes in ASP.NET 4 and 5. Posted on December 28, 2015 by Dominick Baier. OAuth 2.0 scopes are a way to model (API) resources. This allows you to give logical “names” to APIs that clients can use to request tokens for. You might have very granular scopes like e.g. api1 & api2, or very coarse grained like application.backend. NEW IN IDENTITYSERVER4: DEFAULT SCOPES New in IdentityServer4: Default Scopes. Another small thing people have been asking for. The scope parameter is optional in OAuth 2 – but we made the decision that clients always have to explicitly ask for the scopes they want to access. We relaxed this requirement a bitin IdentityServer4.
USING CLAIMS-BASED AUTHORIZATION IN MVC AND WEB API .NET 4.5 ships with a claims-based authorization infrastructure around the ClaimsAuthorizationManager class. I have written about that before, and I am still a fan of that approach (not necessary of the non-existent tooling). Claims-based authorization encourages you to have a clean separation of business and authorization code – and that’s much better than sprinkling role WRITING AN OPENID CONNECT WEB CLIENT FROM SCRATCH OIDC is supposed to make things easier, so I thought it would be a good exercise to write a web application that uses OIDC to authenticate users – but without using any OIDC specific libraries. I chose to use the implicit flow with the form post response mode – which is very similar to the WHY DOES MY AUTHORIZE ATTRIBUTE NOT WORK? Sad title, isn't it? The alternative would have been "The complicated relationship between claim types, ClaimsPrincipal, the JWT security token handler and the Authorize attribute role checks" - but that wasn't very catchy. But the reality is, that many people are struggling with getting role-based authorization (e.g. ) to work - especially with externalauthentication
ASP.NET WEB API AUTHENTICATION USING THE MICROSOFT ACCOUNT The last days I’ve been researching some of the new security features in Windows 8. One of the biggest changes in Windows is definitely the fact that you can now login using your Microsoft Account. I will describe the details how this works in another post,but
WCF AND IDENTITY IN .NET 4.5: CLIENT CERTIFICATE overview scenarios accessing claims windows authentication username authentication I use this configuration:Details
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