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oAuth: When Things Go Wrong
https://youtu.be/H6MxsFMAoP8
oAuth is both simple and horrendously complex. The key to understanding it is to get to grips with the flow. This is an accessible talk by @aaronpk on things that could go wrong. -
IndieWeb Summit registration is open! π Come join an amazing group of people working towards an independent web!
π June 29-30, 2019
π Portland, Oregon
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Oops this has been happening lately! My Fitbit syncs in the middle of the night when my cat wakes me up for food and then my website thinks it's a complete record. I need to fix my import to check for updated records on Fitbit!
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klandwehr
https://micro.blog/klandwehr
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Mar 23
@aaronpk OK I want that, it looks perfect for traveling.
It's pretty great! Maybe I'll start a planner import business π -
Portland, Oregon • Sat, March 23, 2019 11:55am -
Walk
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Don't mind me, I'm just experimenting with something at this coffee shop... Love having a slider that's small enough for my backpack and isn't too much to bust out in a coffee shop.
Video coming soon!
#dji #osmopocket #gripgear #gripgearslider #djiosmopocket #coffee #coffeeshop #slidershot #travellight
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SaraMG
https://twitter.com/SaraMG
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Mar 22
Is there any kind of JS+PHP "standard" for doing auth without ever sending any kind of replayable credential to the server? Something like a SCRAM conversation? Been thinking about ways of never allowing servers to see a plaintext password, and thus be unable to be compromised.
This sounds like exactly what WebAuthn is for, and even better, it's already implemented in browsers and available as a JS API! -
Cappuccino
