An introduction on how to configure JWT Bearer authentication and authorization (based on scopes) for your ASP.NET Core 5 APIs.

Insomnia Core is lightweight and simple tool for testing your REST, GraphQL and gRPC services. With native support for OAuth 2.0 it also comes in handy when you're using Auth0 to secure these services.

With GitHub Actions and the Auth0 Deploy CLI you can bring "Infrastructure as Code" to your Auth0 accounts.

A long standing challenge with Cloudflare is the ability to bypass all protections by attacking the Origin IP directly. Cloudflare Workers could provide a simple way to solve this issue once and for all.

The new serverless-jwt library makes it extremly simple to secure your JAMstack APIs like Netlify Functions using JSON Web Tokens. In this post we'll explore how this works with Auth0.

For a very long time the Azure App Service made it very easy to authenticate users using Azure AD and a handful of social providers through the flip of a switch. With the upcoming support for OpenID Connect providers you can now easily configure Auth0 as an authentication provider for your site.

The Amazon API Gateway HTTP API allows you to configure JWT authorizers, making it very simple to control access to your API using Auth0.

By configuring Auth0 as a Custom JWT Authentication provider you can allow users to sign in with username/password, social providers, OIDC, SAML, ... to your MongoDB Stitch applications.

Cypress makes it extremely easy to write end to end tests, until your user have to sign in using a redirect based protocol (eg: OpenID Connect). This post covers how you can write Cypress tests when signing in to JAMstack and regular web applications.

This article will explain how you can transfer your Auth0 audit logs to Azure Application Insights