In the video below, we take a closer look at how to authenticate a user using a filter. So, let's get started!
Check out the links below to download the code:
How to Authenticate a User Using an Authentication Filter [Video]
Vault: A Secure Way to Keep Your App’s Secrets
In this blog, we will discuss the Vault. In modern scenarios, we want to secure our system as much as possible. We don't want to store our secret keys and certificates in the system or configurations. We need a place where we can keep our secrets with more security and access them securely whenever we need them. We can use the Vault.
Vault is the secure place to store the secrets, password, token, APIKeys of the system with the control of their access. It provides security by encrypting the keys.
Authentication and Authorization to Amazon Cognito With Lambdas
Authentication
In our project, we were using Amazon Cognito for authentication, authorization and user management. It’s very easy to use, basically, you just need to create a user pool, identity pool, and users (everything you can “click” from AWS console).
I will not go into the details, you can read how to do this step by step from official AWS docs.
Using TLS With Rust: Authentication
After running into a few hurdles, I managed to get rust openssl bindings to work, which means that this is now the time to actually wire things properly in my network protocol. Let’s see how that works, shall we?
First, we have the OpenSSL setup:
Spring Security 5 Form Login With Database Provider
Spring Security is a framework that focuses on providing both authentication and authorization to Java applications. It is one of the most powerful and highly customizable authentication and access control frameworks in the Java ecosystem.
This article is going to focus on Spring Security Form Login which is one of the most necessary parts of web applications. The example I am presenting here is a part of pdf (Programming Discussion Forum), a web application built with Spring 5, Hibernate 5, Tiles, and i18n.