apisecurity | API Security Helpers | Security library
kandi X-RAY | apisecurity Summary
kandi X-RAY | apisecurity Summary
API Security Helpers is designed for security of API connections, typically REST or other HTTP based APIs, where the authentication process typically involves a shared secret key, perhaps a public/private key pair, rather than username/password/cookie type security more commonly found in web applications.
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- Verify HMAC .
- Verify the signature of the request .
- Verify a signature
- Load keys from file
- Create a HMAC .
- Create the request signature
- Sets length .
- Get data from cache
- Get shared key
- Get the nonce .
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QUESTION
I have a site where I want to login programmatically in a scenario sending credentials to API(endpoint). So the app is working well if I log in manually.
Now I have a condition, if it's true, just do a login, this code is in app.component.ts
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-17 at 18:15I guess the condition under which you want to login programmatically is this.id == "C3E1EE21-..."?
In that case, I suppose it remains true throughout your App session, and therefore the block is executed at each component update.
A possible solution could be to add an extra condition, typically to login only if you currently have no known user in your session:
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Please understand that my English is very poor. 🙏
Example Code : Github
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-18 at 02:02I found answer.
The name of the class generated through the mapResponse function overlapped and the last class was reflected at Swagger.
So, the code was modified as below to prevent overlapping names.
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I have imported the Binance package. I don't understand why it is not working. Can someone please point out what is wrong? This is my first time using an API and importing the necessary files.
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Answered 2021-May-02 at 08:55Are you sure that you've installed package python-binance ?
If not try this pip install python-binance
For more securable and comfortable method is virtual environment. You should look at https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/venv.html
- open the command-line
cdpython -m venv envsource env/bin/activate(Linux or MacOS) or.\env\Scripts\activate(Windows)- install dependencies (in your case)
pip install python-binance - save the dependencies
pip freeze > requirements.txt - run your code! 🎉
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I have an ASP.NET Core project that receives data from Sendgrid Webhook and provides authenticated APIs to business users (Azure AD).
Sendgrid is capable to be configured with OAuth 2.0 with client-credentials-flow as authentication to the webhook receiver. It doesn't support basic authentication. OAuth or none.
I had successfully configured Sendgrid's OAuth authentication to my app, leveraging OpenIddict, leaving other APIs unprotected for a while. Now I need to protect these other APIs using OAuth implicit flow before going live to production. And Sendgrid must authenticate itself to the webhook. I prefer not to deploy an additional microservice.
Question in shortIs it possible, and how, in ASP.NET Core to validate a JWT from different issuers? Examples are those application where you can login either using Facebook or Twitter or Google etc. (see note 1)
Now, to be perfectly clear to external audience, I'll be adding a detailed boring explanation.
This is what I did to configure OpenIddict.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 13:42I probably found a decent workaround. Thanks to the answer to Use multiple JWT Bearer Authentication https://stackoverflow.com/a/49706390/471213
What I have done was to promote MSAL to JWT Bearer Default authentication, so that every API is by default authenticated with AAD token.
Instead, on the Sendgrid Webhook API, I used [Authorize(AuthenticationSchemes = OpenIddictValidationAspNetCoreDefaults.AuthenticationScheme)] to explicitly tell ASP .NET Core that I want to use that OpenIddict scheme for that API only.
Result:
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I'm trying to get into nestjs by creating a simple REST Api with TypeORM and the crud library. So far I have created a working role based authentication, but I'm running into a strange problem. I used the crud library to create a simple controller for the User entity. The GET-requests are working without any problems. But I can't POST to create a new user, neither can I use PATCH to update one. I think it might just be a very stupid mistake by me, but as I did not write much code, I can't find any differences to the examples in the doc.
When I try to patch a property, it just responds me with the original user object, no changes made (It's like I send an empty request). When I try to post a new user, the response is the following error message:
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Answered 2020-May-03 at 18:25As it turned out, it was the validation. Crud already has validation activated and I had this in the main.ts:
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