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React
React 16.3: What’s New?
Learn about the new features in React 16.3. New Lifecycles, Context, Strict Mode, createRef, and forwardRef
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Mitigations
Information Warfare Offensive
Access to information is valuable but it is also dangerous. Auth0 CISO Joan Pepin explains why information warfare is a big deal
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Google I/O
Google I/O 2018 Summary - Day 3
Check out our summary of the Google I/O Conference 2018, Day 3.
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Identiverse 2018
Going to Identiverse 2018?
Visit Auth0’s Booth #200 at Identiverse 2018 and take your opportunity to hack the code to win a $5K Amazon Gift Card.
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Google I/O
Google I/O 2018 Summary - Day 2
Check out our summary of the Google I/O Conference 2018, Day 2.
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Google I/O
Google I/O 2018 Summary - Day 1
Check out our summary of the Google I/O Conference 2018, Day 1.
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JWT.io
Another Round of JWT.io and JWT Debugger Extension Updates
We have released new versions of JWT.io and the JWT Debugger extension, learn what's new.
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Decentralized Identity Foundation
Auth0 Joins Decentralized Identity Foundation
Leading tech companies join forces to create protocols around identity data
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Angular
Angular 6 Release: What’s New?
Fresh out the oven is Angular 6. It brings some new features and enhancement to one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks for crafting mobile, desktop and web applications. Learn what's new in Angular!
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EY Entrepreneur Of The Year
Auth0 CEO Eugenio Pace Named EY Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2018 Award Finalist in Pacific Northwest
The awards program recognizes entrepreneurs who are excelling in areas such as innovation, financial performance, and personal commitment to their businesses and communities.
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Architecture
Identity Expert Vittorio Bertocci Joins Auth0
Industry thought leader joins company to fuel continued growth
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Leadership
Five Things That Every Leader Could Use to be a Better Leader
Leadership is a skill that can be learned. My talk, given at Women Who Code Connect 2018, gives tips on growing your knowledge.
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Hashing
Adding Salt to Hashing: A Better Way to Store Passwords
A salt is added to the hashing process to force their uniqueness, increase their complexity without increasing user requirements, and to mitigate password attacks like rainbow tables