We are going to publish a sample doing justice to this scenario soon, but in the meanwhile I am getting questions about this multiple times per day hence I think it’s time to whip up a super-quick post and unblock some of you guys. Wait, what am I talking about? Perhaps I rushed…

Well, I’ve basically wrote most of the post already in the extra-long title! The ASP.NET project templates in VS2013 for multiple organizations apps contain a design choice which appears to be causing grief to many developers. In this post I am going to describe the issue (and show you how to make it…

Few weeks ago I gave you a taste of how you can use the modern ASP.NET OWIN stack for securing a Web API with tokens obtained from the latest ADFS version, the one in Windows Server 2012 R2. The flow I described was definitely easier than the one you’d have to implement should…

Ahh joy, after a wait few weeks long I an finally typing on by brand new purple type cover 2, snapped to a shiny new Surface Pro 2! I just *have* to use this guy, and what better mixed workload than writing a blog post? That will exercise Visual Studio, the portal, Live…

After a ~one-week hiatus, I am back to cover the new features you can find in ADAL .NET. Today I am going to write about Multi-Resource Refresh Tokens. As I am not a great typist, I am going to abbreviate that in “MRRT”; that does not mean that it’s the official acronym, what…

About one year ago I wrote a post about how to provision a Windows Azure AD tenant as an identity provider in an ACS namespace. Lots of things changed in a year! Since then, we spoke more at length about the relationship between AAD and ACS. If you didn’t read that post, please…

A token cache has been one of the top requests from the development community since I have been in the business of securing remote resources. It goes back to the first days of the Web Service Enhancements; it got even more pressing with WCF, where having token instances buried in channels often led…