An Application-level proof-of-possession protections for access and refresh tokens. DPoP (Demonstrating-Proof-of-Possession) is an additional security mechanism for the token generation which overcomes the issue of bearer token which will not validate between who is requested token and who is actually using the token for the access of a particular resource. In DPoP, this will be avoided by validating the client who requested the token is the one who is actually using the token using the Signed JWT tokens known as DPoP Proof.

Signing into Grafana and Securing Java EE Web Apps using WSO2 Identity Server In this community call, we will discuss: Community Channels.

In this community call, we will discuss Internationalization and Localization in WSO2 API Manager: WSO2 API Manager Community Channels.

In this session, we will be demonstrating how you can write your own custom local authenticator and deploy it in the WSO2 Identity Server.

Today’s consumers demand digital customer experiences that are responsive, secure, scalable, and “always-on”. The pivot to digital means that activities like ordering food, booking a taxi, or even retail purchases now revolve around quickly meeting the expectations of digital audiences.

Integrating WSO2 Identity Server with Next.js and Meta Workplace

Let's chat about how MFA can hurt your app when it is trying to make it secure. Check out the IAM4Dev community or our docs page to see how WSO2 can help your users be secure and productive.

In this episode we show how MFA can help your app be more secure on the web. Check out the IAM4Dev community or our docs page to see how to add more layers of security to your app.

In this episode, we will be discussing about getting the user profile details to an OIDC application using WSO2 Identity Server in just 15 minutes.

JIT provisioning to Salesforce and improving Kubernetes deployment performance