how to authenticate with svelte and jwt
how to use jwt with svelte
I can't find an example of authentication using only svelte and jwt, no external providers.
is there any example?
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I have a React App + Set of lambda's which are using JWT api gateway authorizer (using cognito user pool as IDP)
Additionally I have an Auth0 app + SAML IDP-initiated enterprise connection which direct the logged users in my React App along with SAML assertion.
What will be the best and simplest solution to enable users who are directed to the React app with the SAML to be authorized in the API gateway?
I have came up with this possible solution: create a custom API gateway authorizer which will accept the SAML assertion and will validate it using passport.
Is my solution applicable?
Is there an existing solution (code reference) for such authorizer? (could not find such...)
Are there simpler \ better solutions?
I have a kubernetes cluster and i have my application deployed in the pods. There is a endpoint URL of my application which i used to send POST requests from Postman. I need to provide some level of authentication to the my URL. I read the service account authentication using the JWT token.
How can i achieve the same feature in postman ??
I tried creating a new service account and took the secret and the associated JWT token as the Bearer token in postman. But it is not giving any kind of authentication.
https://medium.com/better-programming/k8s-tips-using-a-serviceaccount-801c433d0023
Cant directly answer your question, but from what comes to my mind is that: Istio supports Token-based end-user authentication with JSON Web Tokens.
You should understand I havent tried to do that, but this looks for me very promising: Istio End-User Authentication for Kubernetes using JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and Auth0
And to test JWT-based authentication and authorization workflow thay exactly use Postman, as you prefer.
I can acquire a JWT token using the SPA JavaScript Microsoft Authentication Library using acquireTokenSilent.
Instead of getting a signed JWT token, is there a way I can get a signed XML SAML token?
I have a backend application (out of my control to change) which is setup to receive SAML and will read the tokens and check them against a certificate.
MSAL is a client side library that supports OAuth and OpenID Connect and it is not designed for handling SAML.
Also ,Single Sign-On SAML protocol and Federated Authentication with a SAML Identity Provider should be good starting points to implement SAML directly.
I have the following:
An existing WEB application using SAML for authentication. Using B2C custom
policies, I have successfully set up Azure AD B2C to allow this
application to authenticate users using SAML.
An API (ASP.NET Web API) using OpenID connect to authenticate callers (on the same Azure AD B2C).
I would like to authenticate calls from the Web Application to the WebAPI using the identity of the Web application authenticated user.
So I have would need a JWT token so I can validate it in my API middleware.
Is there any simple way of converting the SAML Assertion to a JWT token so the Web application can send it to my API with requests ?
I have read somewhere that IdentityServer could do the job using Azure ACS (For AAD B2C ?) but I understand that ACS will be retired on November...
Thanks.
You can ask your IDP to provide the JWT token as a SAML attribute inside your current SAML tokens, or ask them to provide you with an alternative way of acquiring the JWT tokens you require.
Also, you can configure IdentityServer to return JWT. Go to global config and change the default token type to JWT (same value as the default http token type).
How can I use ServiceStack's Credentials authentication to implement a custom OAuth2 solution? I am trying to use it so I don't have to use 3rd party providers like Google.
The CredentialsAuthProvider is not an OAuth2 provider, it enables a conventional UserName / Password Login and uses ServiceStack's built-in /register Service for Registration/SignUp.
The HttpBenchmarks LiveDemo explains how to enable both Credentials Auth as OAuth Providers in the same application.