Securing Identity in Practice
Identity is the front door to everything, which makes it the most attacked part of most systems and the place where a single mistake compromises everyone. The protocols are secure by design — but only if you use them correctly, and the failures are remarkably consistent: skipped validations, mishandled tokens, and doing yourself what a library should do. This closing post is the practical security checklist.
Identity is the front door to everything, which makes it the most attacked part of most systems. The protocols are secure by design — but only if you use them correctly, and the failures are remarkably consistent: skipped validations, mishandled tokens, and rolling your own.