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.
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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 is the only encryption proven to be perfectly secure, yet it is not very useful. Let’s find out why.
Logging is important, but not all kinds logging are created equal. Find out how structured logging can makes debugging, profiling and monitoring much easier.
From a bug caught by unit testing, I went on a journey to find out more about nullable, value tuple and MemoryCache