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Here I've a few articles that can help you in this.

Getting started with OAuth https://www.loginradius.com/engineering/blog/oauth2/

OAuth implementation using NodeJs https://www.loginradius.com/engineering/blog/oAuth-implemenation-using-node/

This guy’s version using only CSS and HTML is pretty awesome I think.

Not sure if it would answer any of your concerns, but I find it is effective on different platforms.

No csrf token is not used for authentication, yes there one method called Token based authentication but that is different from csrf. Csrf used to mitigate some security threat. You can read a good article here for better understanding.

If can use the token based authentication instead of session based to avoid getting error related to csrf.

Hey

Risk is an unavoidable aspect of the industry. What matters the most is that SSO provides a seamless user experience, ease of use to consumers, and a unified consumer profile. At your end, it lets you tackle security and user management (no forgot password request, etc) with minimal effort.

So SSO is a win-win situation for both consumer and provider.

When you use reliable SSO providers like LoginRadius, the risk is minimum and benefits are more.

I'm not exactly sure what you're asking here. Are you looking for a developer that is willing to build and maintain all of the custom SAML integrations whom you can point your customers to? Or are you looking for an SSO service provider that can handle SAML?

For the latter, you may want to check out:

https://stormpath.com/

http://www.janrain.com/

https://www.loginradius.com/

You can use a service that offers Identity as a service (IDaaS), like LoginRadius.

You can checkout the ASP.NET documentation as well as React documentation for implementing user Signup and Login.

It also offers a free forever account. So, it would suffice your needs as you have a side project.

Hi,

You can also try using LoginRadius. In their free plan, they provide several auth methods and connectivity with 3rd party integrations. Paid options offer better customer assistance and additional features at an affordable rate. Might be helpful for your use case.

Auth0 is very pricy once you start to scale up. And rolling your own auth system is complex and I would avoid it. I prefer LoginRadius as an auth solution for Next.js apps. Here is the built-in React SDK and step-by-step guides to easily implement for your NextJS application - https://www.loginradius.com/docs/developer/references/sdk/react-sdk

Hey, you can solve this problem by using a CIAM solution. A CIAM SaaS solution offers you the means to implement what you're trying to do within just a few minutes.

What you can do is that you can just use a social media provider like Facebook or Twitter to authenticate the users and provide access. Users wouldn't need to register on your app. They can just directly sign in.

You can just refer to this blog post for more info: https://www.loginradius.com/blog/async/guest-post/implementing-registration-and-authentication-in-django-using-LoginRadius/

Hey,

You can check out Passport for your use case. You could also try using a cloud based authentication solution from LoginRadius or Auth0. TYou can manage your data through the dashboard.

Building your own custom auth takes time and too much effort, and maintaining that auth secure and keep it updated not only costs money but also resources. If you're not planning to implement your own custom auth, I'd recommend you to use LoginRadius.

It provides you different ways to authenticate users offers a combination of features including customer registration, self-service account management, login via social platforms, consent and preferences management, single sign-on (SSO), multi-factor authentication (MFA), access management, directory services, and data access governance.

Moreover, it has spam protection features that help you block temprary emails that will not be registered. Also, there are features that protect you from frauds like IP whitelisting, domain whitelisting, and risk-based authentication.

To know more about LoginRadius you can visit their website: https://www.loginradius.com/ and the best part is it has a free plan as well.

https://www.loginradius.com/blog/start-with-identity/use-multi-factor-authentication-dont-cell-phone-access/

This site uses Google on your computer

https://7labs.io/tips-tricks/google-authenticator-2fa-on-pc-mac-ios-android.html

Here's some others you could try as well

Name: LoginRadius

Location of Your Headquarters: United States

Elevator Pitch: LoginRadius is a user authentication tool which allows users to signup/login easily. It helps to empower businesses to provide a secure login process while protecting customer accounts from credential theft and avoid identity breaches.

More details:

Evergreen features:

User Authentication: Authenticate your customers via standard login (email), social login, phone login, passwordless and MFA to provide more security to their accounts.

Single-sign on: Allow your consumers to access multiple applications without login multiple times.

Enhanced Security via MFA: To enable additional security layers to the standard authentication process you can allow consumers to authenticate themself with OTP or Google Authenticator.

Advanced User Management: Manage your customer from a single location and perform quick actions such as add or delete users, send dedicated emails, etc.

Your role? Growth Hacker

What goals are you trying to reach this month?

Onboard startups and help them protect their customers data from any fraud and build trust with their customers.

Discount for r/startups subscribers? Yes, Forever Free access to our basic plan and for Developers and Developers Pro plans we offer a 75% discount + additional credits of $2000 for one year.

Share how our community can get a discount: Email to avail the offer or for any query.

As you have mentioned that your customers would be pretty much any company so in this case, I would suggest you to use LoginRadius inbound SSO where you can allow your business customer's employees to login via their employee SSO provider.

It is pretty easy and takes just 5 minutes to setup and use with the LoginRadius IDX page whereas other SSO tools are hard to implement. All thanks to their docs.

Plus, LoginRadius is way cheaper than Auth0 in terms of cost but more efficient than that. You can try and test it out as they have 21 days free trial also. You can check their pricing here.

I would suggest you to go with HIPAA BAA as it is very critical while storing PHI. You need to ensure that your company complies with relevant health care industry regulations, including data protection laws such as HIPAA, and must strike a balance between protecting the privacy of patients and standards laid down by HIPAA to maintain greater control of patient’s sensitive data.

Customer Identity and Access Management tool like LoginRadius (https://www.loginradius.com/industry-healthcare/) take care of all the requirements related to PHI. In comparison to Auth0 and Okta, the pricing of LoginRadius is very low and they have a forever free plan as well. As a CIAM solution it is safe, streamlined and scalable. Be it in the cloud, on-premise, or a hybrid environment, healthcare organizations can easily manage their data anywhere.

• Startup Name / URL: LoginRadius Self-Serve offering (https://www.loginradius.com)
• Location of Your Headquarters: San Francisco, CA, United States
• Elevator Pitch: - LoginRadius Self-Serve offering is a developer community tool to integrate robust Authentication and Single Sign-On with a single code. On top of that, it lets you easily manage users and data.
• More details:
  • Features
    • Authentication (Email and Social)
    • Single Sign-On (SSO)
    • Transactional Email Template
    • Pre-designed themes and Customizable Interfaces
  • My Role: Director of Product
• What goals are you trying to reach this month?
  • Goal is to make 200 startups engaged with us.
• Discount for r/startups subscribers?
  • We have startup program, and we offer up to 60% discount on Developer Premium Plan for first year, but for r/startups subscribers we can give additional credits of $2000.

Feel free to chat with me, I'll assist you to start and redeem your discount.

First, run a fetch to update all origin/<branch>
refs to latest:

git fetch --all

Backup your current branch:

git checkout -b backup-master

Then, you have two options:

git reset --hard origin/master

OR If you are on some other branch:

git reset --hard origin/<branch_name>

You can refer to this article for further reference:

https://www.loginradius.com/blog/async/git-pull-force/

Looks amazing🎉, better to have authentication as well. I would suggest you to try LoginRadius wordpress plugin for social login and registration.

Have a look and enjoy quick authentication implementation 👍

https://www.loginradius.com/docs/developer/plugin/wordpress/

I was just reading about these in https://www.loginradius.com/engineering/blog/everything-you-want-to-know-about-authorization-headers/.

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So authentication headers are the way to go?

Credential Stuffing attacks refer to using stolen credentials to access various websites. Cybercriminals commit widespread frauds on companies and organisations. Some of the effects of a credential stuffing attack are: Increased security cost, lost revenue from downtime, customer mistrust and churn, remediation costs and fee.

Some of the ways to prevent a credential stuffing attack include using black bots, implementing multi factor authentication, adopting strong password guide, disallowing email addresses as user IDs, setting up risk based authentication, setting up passwordless login and using fingerprint login.

You can read in detail about credential stuffing attacks and how to prevent them in this article: https://www.loginradius.com/blog/2019/09/prevent-credential-stuffing-attacks/

Usually users do not pay much attention for creating strong passwords while registering on a new website. This can be one of the many reasons that a data breach happens. Cyber criminals take advantage of such practices to gain access into an organizations data. The cyber criminals often send phishing mails to customers to gain login credentials of their account. They might also use other methods like brute force attack or man in the middle attack etc for the same. Hence it is very important for any organisations to set its parameters for password generation such that the customers create strong passwords and change them periodically.

I read an article about some of the worst passwords, which I believe might be helpful for avoiding the bad passwords:
https://www.loginradius.com/blog/2019/12/worst-passwords-list-2019/

That's awesome although there are few more identity providers that are missing in the list, all in all, its a great list :) Recently, I have heard some news about LoginRadius that they have introduced and support EU's GDPR compliance with Consent management feature https://www.loginradius.com/blog/2020/05/consent-management/ which is really awesome!