azure multi factor authentication server

The customer has recently had a need to implement the end user database in a public-facing Web application with Azure AD, and it is hoped that MFA can be used for user authentication. The idea is very good, with Azure's managed service AAD, the time-consuming database operations done by Azure, and the security controls also done by

user accidentally loses a device, the device is still unavailable unless the person who obtains the device knows the user password. By default, Windows azure ad supports using a password as the only method for user login authentication. Detailed can see here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/azure/dn249471 Let's take a look at Office 365's

ASP. NET has no magic -- ASP. NET Identity's "multi-factor" authentication code, asp. netidentity The previous article introduces the authentication mechanism and process in ASP. NET. This article uses code to introduce how to implement third-party account authentication and

Multi-factor authentication is a term, it is used to describe two or more different authentication modes to improve the security mechanism that avoids, damages, or bypasses the difficulty of the normal Identity Authentication System in other ways. For

As you know, SSH defaults to authentication by default, even if you use an SSH key instead of a password. As a single factor in the way of authentication, once the key leaks, the same will also compromise the security of the server. To address this issue, we will show you how to enable SSH

BKJIA exclusive Article] recently, a customer helped a friend pick up a small project. The customer rented several servers for their U.S. machines and then wanted to use proxy servers for Internet access, for customers in China. The specific requirements are as follows: 1. The customer's server has multiple egress IP addresses 2. The customer wants to use the proxy server for Internet access through