Tag: Basic Authentication

  • Spring Boot + Swagger 3 (OpenAPI 3) + Security Example(Basic Authentication)

    In a previous tutorial, we implemented Spring Boot + Swagger 3 (OpenAPI 3) Hello World Example. Also previously, we had implemented …

  • Microsoft and Google delay online authentication change

    Both Microsoft and Google have postponed a change that would have forced better application security by shutting down an insecure access …

  • Spring Boot 2 Rest Security – Basic Authentication

    The Spring Security framework provides declarative security for Spring applications. In this tutorial we secure a simple Rest …

  • How Does HTTP Basic Authentication Work in Spring Security?

    In this article, we will attempt to understand exactly how HTTP basic authentication works in Spring Security. If you remember, when you …

  • Basic Authentication for json-server

    Summary In my last DZone article on Zero Code REST with json-server I showed you how to stand up a REST server with minimal effort and no …

  • The HTTP Series, Part 4: Authentication Mechanisms

    In the previous post, we’ve talked about the different ways that websites can use to identify the visiting user. But identification itself represents just a claim. Read full news article on Dzone  

  • Play Basic Authentication

    This post is about how to use Basic Authentication to secure your Play Action or rest end point from external inference. It simply uses HTTP header and doesn’t require a cookies session or a login page for authentication. Read full news article on Dzone  

  • Spring Security: Basic Authentication Example

    In this post, we will discuss Basic Authentication and how to use it using Spring Security. Basic Authentication It’s the simplest of all techniques and probably the most used as well. Read full news article on Dzone  

  • Mulesoft Basic Authentication With HTTPS

    I have read multiple articles to find out how I can secure my API. There are multiple ways you can secure newly created APIs. One of them is if you deploy on CloudHub and you declare the policy, it easily secures. But its a paid service. If you want to secure with extra few lines…