Just published a talk I gave at a virtual conference: How to Hack OAuth
It's been fun to be able to "speak" at conferences in a highly edited format instead of winging it on stage! I hope it's more fun to watch as a viewer too!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aU9RsE4fcRM
#oktadev
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The second video in my "OAuth in Five Minutes" series is up!
đ„ "What's the difference between confidential and public clients?"
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In a couple hours I'll be going live to talk about using #OAuth to protect your APIs! It's not too late to join!
https://twitter.com/oktadev/status/1205173016407097344 -
I'll be live with @oktadev office hours in 30 minutes! Join via Zoom or watch on YouTube! Bring your OAuth and .NET questions!
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We are live! and I am dressed as a cat! answering your #OAuth and OpenID Connect questions for @oktadev haunted office hours!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeSJa4I8Zew
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Come hang out with me and my @oktadev coworkers at our virtual office hours next week! đ» You can get all your OAuth questions answered live!
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I'm not gonna say JSON Web Tokens are *bad* (if used properly), but I'm also not gonna say they're *great* either.
Here's an interesting alternative though: PASETO
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A thing I started doing: instead of recording my full workshops, I set a voice memo recorder on the podium, and when someone has a question, I press record, repeat the question, and then answer it. Now my recorder is full of Q&A that I can incorporate back into the presentation!
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âȘI had a great time at #kcdc2019 and had a blast creating the "perfect" programming language with @coreylweathers @hunteraham @rdegges and @briandemers! đ„đ»đ„ https://youtu.be/3cAF4iBbd24
