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  Angular

  Build your Angular 2 App: From Auth to calling an API

  Learn how to create a real world angular 2 app using Pipes, Directives, Components, DI, ES6 and much more! We'll implement from Authentication to calling an API and everything in between

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  SSO

  Announcing the Auth0 Open Source Single-Sign-On Dashboard

  Remembering usernames and passwords and login urls for all of these apps is a pain. With this app we take another step in simplifying the authentication experience.

• Expansion

  Auth0 Europe Launches

  With Auth0 Europe subscribers everywhere that have the compliance requirement of EU data residence can check that box.

• Management API

  Update of the user's details section

  Good news! We have redesigned the user's profile page in order to make use of the new API v2.

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  React

  Adding authentication to your React Flux app

  ReactJS authentication gets easy if you understand just a few basic concepts. Because, let’s face it. React is the new cool kid on the block.

• Vulnerabilities

  Critical vulnerabilities in JSON Web Token libraries

  Which libraries are vulnerable to attacks and how to prevent them.

• JWT

  Blacklisting JSON Web Token API Keys

  Learn how to blacklist a JWT API key so it is no longer valid.

• Azure

  Using Azure Services without a Backend

  Access Azure Storage APIs securely from browsers (i.e. using JavaScript) or native apps, without the need of a backend server.

• Pricing

  Auth0 Startup Plan

  Introducing the Startup Plan as part of our new pricing.

• Pricing

  Auth0 New Pricing

  We have modified our pricing structure to be much more flexible, allowing you to create custom packages that best fit your needs.

• Cognito

  Integrating Auth0 with Amazon Cognito in iOS

  TL;DR: You can get a working sample that uses Auth0, Cognito, and iOS in this Github repository We’ve come to an era where a critical component of a

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  SOC 2

  Auth0 Achieves SOC 2 Certification

  Providing an always-on, highly secure identity service is core to the Auth0 brand promise.

• API Keys

  Using JSON Web Tokens as API Keys

  Most APIs today use an API Key to authenticate legitimate clients. API Keys are very simple to use from the consumer perspective: You get an API key from the

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