Implementing API Authorization with ASP.NET Core and OAuth2

OAuth2 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocols are robust and reliable solutions for establishing secure access control and verifying identities. While OAuth2 focuses on authorization, granting or denying access to valuable…

Understanding OAuth2

Explaining the concepts, use-cases, and possibilities of the OAuth2 protocol

The Back-end For Front-end Security Pattern

In today’s digital landscape, delivering exceptional user experiences while ensuring…

What is Authorization Code with Proof Key for Code Exchange?

Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with EntraId (B2c)

Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with OidcProxy.Net and Auth0

What is a reverse proxy?

Reverse proxies are used to route traffic to servers in a network. Or, from a Kubernetes perspective: A reverse…

Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with IdentityServer4 and OidcProxy.Net

To make your web application more secure, it is recommended to migrate token handling to the server-side rather than the client-side. Unfortunately, to many organisations, this may seem rather…

Implementing the BFF Security Pattern with OidcProxy.Net and Azure Container Apps

Distributed apps

A distributed app is an app that runs on several machines in a network. A distributed app processes workload by delegating parts…