Today we are releasing a new developer preview of our Windows Azure Authentication Library (AAL) Active Directory Authentication Library (ADAL). You can find the NuGet package here. This refresh introduces many new features which we believe will boost your productivity even further! Below there’s a list of the most salient news. New Assembly…
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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…
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…
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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…
Few months ago Robin was so kind to extended an invite to speak about Windows Azure AD at one of the the S. Francisco/Bay Area Azure Developers meetings. Needless to say, I was honored to accept! If Tuesday next week you happen to be in S.Francisco (I heard there might be something big…
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Last month Clemens spent some time on Campus in Redmond, and as suggested by Slavo he kindly invited me for an episode of his most excellent Subscribe! show. We had really a nice chat, during which we explored the main pillars of Windows Azure AD. As you would expect from a conversation with…