8 technologies
Authentication and authorization
OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, JWT, Keycloak, Auth0, Auth.js: how sign-in works and what to use for it.
- OAuth 2.0A delegated authorization standard: an app gets limited access to a user's resources without their password.
- OpenID ConnectAn authentication layer on top of OAuth 2.0: the client receives an ID token with user information.
- JWTA compact signed token in JSON format that carries claims about a user or permissions.
- KeycloakAn open source identity and access management solution with SSO, OIDC, SAML and roles.
- Auth0A managed authentication and authorization service: sign-in, SSO, MFA and API access with no identity server of your own.
- Auth.jsAn open source authentication library for web apps (formerly NextAuth.js), with OAuth providers and sessions.
- ClerkA managed authentication service with ready React components for sign-in, profile and organizations.
- PasskeysPasswordless sign-in on public keys: the private key stays on the device and biometrics or a PIN confirm it.
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