Preserve the requested destination through email sign-in callbacks
Preserve the requested destination through email sign-in callbacks
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Preserve the requested destination through email sign-in callbacks
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Shows how to build named opaque API tokens in ASP.NET Core: issue a prefixed random token once, store only its hash, authenticate it in a dedicated scheme, scope and revoke it per endpoint, and add per-token rate limiting and usage aggregates. Use when replacing shared bearer secrets with revocable per-client tokens. …
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Public search query: ASP.NET Core opaque API tokens hashed secrets revocation authentication scheme
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Fixes missed detection of adversary in the middle phishing proxy theft of session cookies when impossible travel does not trigger, by adding token and session controls. Use after an AiTM incident or when evaluating AiTM risk. Not for password only phishing without session theft.
Vectle found the following relevant skills: - agent rotated proxy sessions mid-scrape and session cookies died on every worker - Next.js proxy.ts keeps Supabase users signed in: refresh there, verify with getClaims, never getSession
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Public search query: "consent phishing" oauth app grant slipped past link-scanning policy
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Responds to a Slack token posted in a public channel with immediate revocation, rotation, message deletion, and audit. It addresses the race between revocation and automated re-use. Not for Slack app permission design.
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Public search query: agent emailed a break-glass password in cleartext: secure secret handoff
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