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Comment #23430074
As an alternative to this checkout TozID. The premise of their authentication model is to avoid sending the password all together and use public key crypto to sign and verify reque…
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Comment #22536770
I'd agree that SSO is a good option. Check out our SSO solution and ping me with any questions! https://tozny.com/tozid
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Comment #22358275
It is an SSO platform with authentication based on client side cryptography that enables end-to-end encryption for applications. It supports SAML clients like other SSO platforms.
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Comment #21241672
Yes - happening here as well.
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Comment #20832627
Browser crypto has come a long way. With libraries like libsodium and proper implementation I think it’s drastically better than at the time of those articles (2013 and 2011). Sour…
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Comment #20480557
We made this using sodium for end to end encryption - let me know what you think! If you're interested in reading more about it check out this blog post https://tozny.com/blog/encr…
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Comment #20383478
Try reading up this guide for a great intro into application level crypto... https://tozny.com/security-guides/
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Comment #19564253
I agree w/ OP. Using cryptography for privacy and data control is a step in the right direction and needs some critical mass behind it for broader adoption. Shameless plug - that i…
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Comment #19108450
Helping developers avoid the pitfalls of cryptography is the main problem we at Tozny ( http://tozny.com ) are trying to solve. We found that there is so much mis-information avail…
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Comment #18113927
Tozny | Multiple Positions | Portland, OR | ONSITE FT https://tozny.com Tozny provides end to end encryption as a service. We work with public and private organizations to create e…
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Comment #12953579
Nice! Some services don't allow non-https URLs for the webhook even for development (slack...), so might be nice to support that. Let's Encrypt provides free SSL certs if you wante…
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Comment #8224300
Assuming you are on AWS you could look into using some of their tools like Opsworks to help deal with the growing pains. Its a temporary solution since you would just be using more…