[R] Securing a Web API with Windows Server 2012 R2 ADFS and Katana
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Securing a Web API with Windows Server 2012 R2 ADFS and Katana
Last week I wrote a post about how to use Katana and Windows Azure AD to secure an MVC4 Web API, and showed how to use AAL to build a Windows Store client in just few lines of code.This week I’d like to show you how you can apply the exact same approach…
Sensoria Developer Kit: a Great Way of Contributing to the Quantified Self & NUI Movements
Warning: this post is NOT about identity. It’s one of my occasional gadget related posts. Also: you do remember this is my personal blog, I don’t speak on behalf of my employer, etc etc, right? Just making sure we’re on the same page here If you have been reading this post for…
[R] Securing a Web API with Windows Azure AD and Katana
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Securing a Web API with Windows Azure AD and Katana
During the Active Directory //BUILD/ 2013 talk I briefly touched on how the Web API in my sample scenarios were secured using the new OWIN middleware offered by the ASP.NET’s Katana project, as opposed to the custom code we describe in our current native app+Web API walkthrough. I had a lot of ground…