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1/2 of @keepinitsecure Podcast | Tech Hacker @HashiCorp | Game Player | linktr.ee/devopsrob | Tweets are my own views 🇬🇭
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    DevOps Rob
    @devops_rob
    Jan 1, 2023
    #VALORANT 2023 clips 🧵
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    DevOps Rob
    @devops_rob
    Apr 27
    Anyone else having trouble with the @digitalocean cloud control panel not loading properly? No side nav menu and a “Looks like something went wrong” message but status page says all is well. #ItIsNot
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    DevOps Rob
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    Jan 24, 2025
    @SheeenKelly happy bday. I logged into twitter just to send this. Hope you have a wonderful day. The Mrs sends her bday wishes too
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    DevOps Rob
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    Nov 20, 2024
    This is why I used Vault as an OIDC provider for my application. I have a write here for more implementation details hashicorp.com/blog/configuri…
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    50Cal
    @Real50Cal_
    Nov 19, 2024
    Replying to @VoxelPrismatic and @forgebitz
    Handling your own user Authentication can be a lot of work, storing creds in the DB ,hashing and salting etc …with things like OIDC/OAuth2 you don’t have to store user login creds and handle Authentication , you can just rely on the “big” tech companies to take care of it .
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    DevOps Rob
    @devops_rob
    Nov 20, 2024
    I literally just did this for the first time last week. I generate state and add it to the state param in the redirect url and also stored it in a redis. Then I do state validation on the callback function comparing the returned state to the one in redis, rejecting it if no match
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    Sandrino Di Mattia
    @sandrinodm
    Nov 19, 2024
    Replying to @forgebitz
    Your code doesn’t seem to be performing any state validation, meaning you’re open to CSRF attacks

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