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An important security consideration in building a server-side OAuth 2.0 client is leakage of access tokens at the resource server. In this writing, we will discuss a mitigation technique related to this threat based on the use of resource-specific access tokens, and introduce a JavaScript library for implementing this approach in the Node.js environment. Basic knowledge of the OAuth 2.0 framework will be helpful to and is expected of the reader.

Easy and secure implementation of the authorization code grant in a Node.js application with resource-specific access tokens support.

Although progressive profiles are shipped with ForgeRock Identity Management (IDM), what if users only regularly log in using ForgeRock Access Management (AM)?

Intelligent authentication trees let you create the same type of workflow, and occasionally ask…

I often meet customers who want to quickly understand how the OAuth2 Authorization Code grant type works, how Proof Key for Code Exchange (PKCE) works, and how they can execute the flows programatically to understand how it all hangs together.

This blog provides a sample…

Additional steps for providing SSO experience when building OAuth 2.0 clients with the AppAuth SDK for iOS.

Instructions for using AM to implement CIBA

If you are following along with the ForgeOps repository, you will see some significant changes in the way we deploy the ForgeRock Identity Platform to Kubernetes. These changes are aimed at dramatically …

Using Service Workers to build an identity proxy for your JS apps

Instructions for extending push notifications to include geolocation data.

In this article, we’ll show you how to create your own SNS messaging service and connect it to Apple Push Notification Service (APNS) and Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). You will: 

Set up AWS SNS Create a keypair Create a project for GCM services Create an SNS messaging…