FYI: with the release of ADAL JS 1.0, I took the opportunity for updating the perma-page with the megadiagram of all our identity dev libraries. The old diagram lives here in case you’re curious. Besides flipping the “released” switch for ADAL JS, I also rearranged the layout of the entire diagram to address…
Less than 4 months ago I wrote at length about the first preview of ADAL JS, a new library meant to help you to take advantage of Azure AD to secure your SPA apps and consume Web API from JavaScript. Since then we’ve been iterating on the library surface and architecture, ingesting your…
I am sure you have seen the exciting news about daemon apps & O365 that Alex shared a couple of days ago. That post reinvigorated interest in the token request flow based on certificates. We have a complete end to end sample giving you step by step guidance on how to implement that…
Every service that makes use of cryptographic keys will occasionally “roll its keys”, that is to say retire the keys it used up to that moment and start using new ones. That’s done mostly for security reasons: rolling keys puts a limit to the time that bad guys have available for trying their…