Aaron Parecki

One of the most important features is that OAuth 2.0 is fully scalable, which means that you can use it everywhere.

The Twitch breach revealed more than 120 internal security tools developed by the Twitch security team. Modern security teams should aim to be like this.

I’m analyzing all of the security tools developed by Twitch Security and planning to release a detailed write-up. Stay tuned!

A lot of people are messaging me about yesterday's tragedy that was an on-set firearms death (because I am a film armorer, for those who don't know).

As both a human and a professional, it is extremely upsetting. My thoughts are with Halyna Hutchins' loved ones

In 2011, the OpenID Foundation created the OAuth 2.0 Authentication Framework. OAuth 2.0 has become the de facto standard for identifying users on the web.

Ohhhh sorry I thought EOD meant End of December my bad. Sending now

Software is so awesome that you have to spend the energy of a small country to make it scarce.

OAuth: Developed by smart people, standardized by IETF and W3C.