I would like to implement spring security authentication for iOS app.
Any help is appreciated. I looked in post like the below one but its not working.
Authentication with Back-end Spring Security Java EE Server and Front-end iOS Objective-C client
Try to implement the authentication for the backend like a rest API http://www.baeldung.com/2011/10/31/securing-a-restful-web-service-with-spring-security-3-1-part-3/#ch_3_4
If you are using NSURLConnection in iOS you can use the error and other delegate methods to catch authentication errors.
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I am trying to implement sns login with Spring Security. The api server is spring-boot and the front is android and iOS.
From my understanding, it seems that spring-security-oauth-client supports the process of issuing an access token with server side rendering. (authentication code grant or implicit grant ..etc)
This is where my troubles begin.
First of all, I want to use OpenId Connect because I know that authentication should not be processed with oauth's access token.
Because android needs to use the sdk, the front (android) issues the idToken and gives it to the backend server.
So I wanted to implement it using the oauth2 function supported by spring-security, but I couldn't find a good way. So the following question arose:
Can it be implemented with the oauth-support function of spring-security?
So, I am trying to process authentication by creating an Authentication Provider for each oauth provider through a custom filter that directly extends OncePerRequestFilter.
Another question arises here.
Is there any difference between implementing the filter directly in spring-security and performing authentication in the controller of the spring container? performance or other aspects
thank you.
I would Like to configure SAML for the SSO purpose in my current application. My application has backend with rails and frontend in ReactJs and would like to use SSO to authenticate over decobe platform. As per my research i found that SAML would help me to authenticate over docebo from my entity provider (my web application). Please help me how can i integrate SAML in above scenario.
Which OAuth flow should be used for mobile app developed using Ionic Framework?
I am developing a mobile app using Ionic Framework v3. It will be interacting with my authorization server (www.example.com) using REST calls. To make the REST calls more secure I have introduced OAuth and JWT's. But I am unable to decide which OAuth flow to use.
Also note I will be using my own OAuth server and will not be using public servers such as Facebook, Google, etc.
My understanding is it depends on if you're going to deploy your Ionic app as a Web app or a Native app. For Web (SPA) you'll likely use the Implicit flow, and for Native you'll likely use Authorization Code Grant using Proof Key for Code Exchange - PKCE.
I personally use Auth0 for my auth, and I deploy my Ionic app in Web and Native. My app triggers the Implicit flow when in Web and PKCE for Native. Auth0 has some helpful docs here:
https://auth0.com/docs/api-auth/which-oauth-flow-to-use
https://auth0.com/docs/api/authentication#implicit-grant
https://auth0.com/docs/api/authentication#authorization-code-grant-pkce-
I am developing a Spring Boot application that will provide a web app and a REST interface for an iOS application that a colleague develops.
The Spring Boot MVC web application already uses Spring Security with a form based login and a JPA entity for authentication of users with roles. Everything pretty straightforward.
We want to use OAuth2 for connecting the iOS app to the server for accessing the REST API so that we do not have to store the username/password on the device.
What would be the easiest configuration for this?
Do we need to call /oauth/authorize or would it be enough to call /oauth/token to get an access and a refresh token by sending the username/password the user provides once in a form in the iOS app?
I want the iOS application to be authenticated as the user via oauth token afterwards so that it can access the entities assigned to the user.
How implement an Component that publish secure services Rest , conditions:
These services should be secured by OAuth 2.0.
This component will is the Resource Server.
The Authorization Server is third party component implemented with Spring OAuth2.0 and Deployed in JBoss Server.
The client app will be called to resouce server, using JavaScript or RestTemplate Client.
Since you are already developing other legs of the OAuth2 solution using Spring Security, there is no reason to not use it as OAuth implementation for Mule as well.
http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Configuring+the+Spring+Security+Manager
There is some also prepared things in Mule, if you run the commercial version, check htis out: http://www.mulesoft.org/documentation/display/current/Mule+STS+OAuth+2.0a+Example+Application