authentication

问题 Supposed I have a single page application that uses JWT tokens to authenticate against a backend REST api. I transfer the JWT token inside the http header when doing a REST request. So far, so good. Now, supposed I want to download an image from the server, and I want the image only to be accessible for authenticated users. On the server, this is no problem: Simply define a route that delivers the image, and in that route verify the JWT token. But: How do I transfer the token from the client

问题 Supposed I have a single page application that uses JWT tokens to authenticate against a backend REST api. I transfer the JWT token inside the http header when doing a REST request. So far, so good. Now, supposed I want to download an image from the server, and I want the image only to be accessible for authenticated users. On the server, this is no problem: Simply define a route that delivers the image, and in that route verify the JWT token. But: How do I transfer the token from the client

问题 currently i'm struggling with my current project. I was tasked to replace the use of Username/Password based Authentication/Connection to SQL Server (2014) and replace it with a Certificate based Authentication/Connection one. So probably my questions are: Is this possible with SQL Server ? The idea is to no longer include the username/password combination to connect to the Database Instance from the Server. This then would be replaced by a certificate where, ideally would hold all the login

问题 The title might be a bit misleading and might give you the impression this is an easy one so I will elaborate. I have a set of endpoints (REST services) that I want to secure without using the regular login way that Spring security provides. Usually you would first aim to the login endpoint (j_pring_security_check by default), authenticate and then send the request to the service endpoint along with the JSESSIONID. In this case i want to work without redirections. From the client-side I want

问题 I'm using Spring Security (v3.1.3) for X.509 authentication in my web-application. Users and roles are stored in the Database, but I don't actually need to do it, as CNs of client certificates conform to "[ROLE] - [USERNAME]" schema, which means I already have username and role from the certificate itself. So how to eliminate the database without too much effort? Should I write my own implementation of user-service, which will populate UserDetails, or is there more graceful method? 回答1: Yes,

问题 Internet explorer is not keeping my authentication cookie after one page redirect. Here is the situation: I have an ASP.NET 2.0 web application running on a shared iis7 hosting. The application uses forms authentication to handle login and user identity and writing a cookie (.ASPXFORMSAUTH) on the client machine for that purpose. in IE (checked with version 8, 9), from some locations , the authentication cookie is not being kept after the first page. The observed behavior is: User name and

问题 In an API built with Django REST Framework authentication can be done using the TokenAuthentication method. Its documentation says the authentication token should be sent via an Authorization header. Often one can send API-keys or tokens via a query string in order to authenticate, like https://domain.com/v1/resource?api-key=lala . Is there a way to do the same with Django REST Framework's TokenAuthentication? 回答1: By deafult DRF doesn't support query string to authenticate, but you can

问题 In an API built with Django REST Framework authentication can be done using the TokenAuthentication method. Its documentation says the authentication token should be sent via an Authorization header. Often one can send API-keys or tokens via a query string in order to authenticate, like https://domain.com/v1/resource?api-key=lala . Is there a way to do the same with Django REST Framework's TokenAuthentication? 回答1: By deafult DRF doesn't support query string to authenticate, but you can

问题 This question already has answers here : How to ssh connect through python Paramiko with ppk public key (4 answers) Closed 6 months ago . I am trying to login via ssh in my server using python. I have generated key using putty. when i using this key in putty, its working fine. but when i am trying to connect from python it's saying authentication failed import paramiko router_ip = "157.230.16.214" router_username = "root" ssh = paramiko.SSHClient() # Load SSH host keys. ssh.load_system_host

问题 This question already has answers here : How to ssh connect through python Paramiko with ppk public key (4 answers) Closed 6 months ago . I am trying to login via ssh in my server using python. I have generated key using putty. when i using this key in putty, its working fine. but when i am trying to connect from python it's saying authentication failed import paramiko router_ip = "157.230.16.214" router_username = "root" ssh = paramiko.SSHClient() # Load SSH host keys. ssh.load_system_host