Check for leaked passwords with passpwnedcheck
How can we check our password against a list of leaked passwords without actually disclosing it? Let’s find out in my newest article.
What makes a strong password
It is simple to create a strong yet memorable password, but the result is not allowed by most password policies. Should we rethink those policies?
Use ML.NET and C# to run TensorFlow model
Python is the de-factor language for AI/Machine Learning at the moment. But with libraries like ML.NET, C# is also an interesting choice.
Use FastMember to access public members at runtime
When writting C# code, sometime we only know a member’s name at runtime. In that case, FastMember can come to the rescue.
Use API to query information from UR Chintai
Maybe you have heard about UR Chintai before, but do you know that they have a public API? Let’s find out how to use that API to access their information.
Set up a stub identity provider for testing
In this article we will look at how an identity provider works, then try to recreate our own identity provider using .NET Core.
Integrate SSO with OKTA to an ASP.NET Core web app
Find out how to integrate SSO using SAML into an existing ASP.NET Core with OKTA as an identity provider. This is part two of a three-part series.
How to set up a development server with OKTA
Find out how to request a free developer account with OKTA and how to register an integration endpoint for our web application.
Single sign-on using SAML with OKTA
As all things security related, you shouldn’t roll your own authentication. Find out how you can use OKTA to provide single sign-on (SSO) to your users.
One time pad, the perfect yet not very useful encryption
One time pad is the only encryption proven to be perfectly secure, yet it is not very useful. Let’s find out why.