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QUESTION
I'm trying to test a responsive design where I hide some text (in spans) when the screen size is too narrow.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Oct-16 at 17:09TLDR; You will not be able to test media-queries with current setup (jest-dom).
After debugging and going through github repository of jest-dom, it seems it will be pretty hard to test what responsive design.
There are couple of issue with the way, jest-dom (which uses jsdom) library renders component and calculates style.
To begin with, it doesn't attach/compute styles from attached stylesheet. This came with surprise to me as I am used to test UI with Angular setup. As mentioned in the attached link, you can try to overcome this issue by manually creating style element
QUESTION
I Integrated Cognito Userpool with Federated Identity [Okta - As Secure Web Authentication]. The flows works fine with Authorization Code Flow without PKCE (Using Amplify with Angular).
Created a similar app as SPA(in Okta), to enable PKCE and integrated with Cognito federated identities. When we redirect to Hosted UI, the challenge is getting passed to hosted UI in the URL.
But after it redirects to okta, it is throwing this error.
pkce code challenge is required when the token endpoint authentication method is 'none'
Is there any additional configuration required in Cognito to pass code-challenge to Okta.
I am using Authorization Code flow in Cognito and Okta.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-13 at 04:58There was a mistake in my understanding. Communication between Cognito & Okta is service to service call, which should have been performed as Client Credential Grand Flow. There we don't enable PKCE in Okta.
PKCE is enabled for Client (Web or Mobile App) to Service Authentication.
When we create App Client without client secrete, Amplify enables PKCE in frontend.
QUESTION
Imagine this attack
- An attacker intercepts the first call to the authorization server, then they have the code-challenge. (step 1 in the diagram)
- The attacker now intercepts the response from the authorization server with the authorization code. (step 2 in the diagram)
- Then the attacker can POST the authorization-code and the code-verifier to get the access token. (step 3)
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What prevents the attacker intercepting the first call to the authorization server? This is what is meant to make authorization code + PKCE more secure than implicit flow.
Perhaps it does not matter if the call is intercepted because the code-challenge is hashed and therefore the attacker does not have the code-verifier required for the 2nd call. But what if the code-challenge is not hashed?
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-16 at 16:26PKCE is meant to assure that the client that requested the user to be authenticated, it the same client that exchanges the authorization code for an access token.
All communication with the authorization server is using HTTPS, go it's difficult to intercept. But some mobile platforms allow (malicious) apps to register the same redirect_uri as the legitimate client. This meant that when the authorization server redirected back to the client with the authorization code, both the legitimate client and the malicious client would be called with the code. This allowed the malicious client to exchange the code for an access token, since no client authentication is done.
PKCE solves this by including the code_challenge in the authentication request, which is a hash of the code verifier. It then requires the actual verifier in the token exchange call. The malicious client does not have the verifier and can therefore not authenticate itself and thus not exchange the code for a token.
QUESTION
This was answered below:
I've been having trouble rendering the API results from a simple fake JSON. The JSON is at this endpoint: https://testapi.io/api/crimsonsunset/code-challenge-jobs
My service.ts
looks like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-18 at 03:30For a clear understanding, you can edit your service call in this way,
QUESTION
I have an array like so [1,9,9,9,9,9]. I want to increment this array by one and return [2,0,0,0,0,0]. Here's the catch - you can't join() or concat(). You cannot change the array in any way other than adding to it. However, you can reverse it but I'm not sure how much that would help
Also, here are a few other examples;
[1,8,9] => [1,9,0];
[1,2,3,9,1] => [1,2,3,9,2];
[5,7,9,9] => [5,8,0,0];
The result can only return an array with single digits.
Basically, pretend that the array is a single number and you're adding 1 to it. Again, no joining, splitting, turning into a string.. etc.
Ideally, I would like a classic loop solution or possibly a recursion solution. Thank you!
here is my repl.it https://repl.it/@CharChar5/Code-Challenge
Thank you in advance for your help and I'm terribly sorry if my questions title is too long and confusing. I'm certainly working on formatting better questions and building a stronger rep on SO.
https://repl.it/@CharChar5/Code-Challenge
Currently this is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-26 at 02:32Here ya go:
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