Identity & Security
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Breaches
US Navy Data Leaked: 10 Tips to Protect Sensitive Data from Theft
The recent leak of US Navy sailors' personal information puts in the spotlight the difficulties of keeping sensitive data secure, here's what you can do about it
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Attacks
How was the biggest DDoS attack in Internet history perpetrated?
Learn how the Dyn attack was perpetrated, how it could have been prevented and how to avoid similar attacks in the future
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SSO
SSO Login: Key Benefits and Implementation
Learn the benefits of Single Sign On login and how to achieve it with Auth0
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Breaches
Yahoo Confirms Data Breach of Half a Billion User Accounts
Yahoo has confirmed that in late 2014, at least 500 million user accounts were stolen in a large-scale data breach, exposing names, emails, and more.
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WPAD
Web-Proxy Auto Discovery (WPAD) Considered Harmful
WPAD + Proxy Automatic Configuration (PAC) can be used to thwart HTTPS protected URLs
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Breaches
Gotta Catch'em All: Pokémon GO Catches All Your Data!
A potential programming mistake raises unexpected privacy concerns among users
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Anomaly Detection
Avoiding Password Reuse Attacks with Auth0
Anomaly Detection can protect your users from password reuse attacks
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JWT
JWT 101 Webinar Video-- learn more about JSON Web Tokens
This is transcript and recording of a JSON Web Tokens 101 Webinar we ran a few weeks ago.
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Federation
Why Federated Identity Management Matters
With an identity clearinghouse, you can stay focused on your business, not figuring out who your users are.
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Passwordless
How Passwordless SMS Authentication Can Improve Your App
Enhancing Your App's security through SMS Authentication in simple steps
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OAuth 2
Everything You Wanted to Know About OAuth 2
This is the recording and transcription of a webinar we ran about OAuth 2 recently.
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Retention
How To Safely Use The 3 Best Customer Retention Tactics
Making security your best Customer Retention Hack
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Rules
Integrate Auth0 Into Your Existing SaaS Tools
Using Auth0 Rules, all your SaaS tools can become part of your authentication procedure