basic authentication header

I. Preface HTTP authentication is a way for Web servers to authenticate client permissions, which can provide a certain degree of security protection for Web applications. At present, some Web application projects have put forward the need to adopt

Previous wordsThe basic certification described in the previous article is convenient and flexible, but extremely unsafe. The user name and password are transmitted in clear text, and no action is taken to prevent tampering with the message. The

CertificationCertification is to give some proof of identity. When you present a photo ID like a passport or driver's license, you give some evidence that you are the person you claim to be. When you enter a pin on an ATM, or enter a password in a

No authentication method After a correct client request is sent to the server, the HTTP server returns the 200 status code and directly returns the content. Message example: Request: Get. http: // 10.127.194.3: 8061/voiceobjects ..... Return

1. Authentication 1.1 HTTP Challenge/Response authentication FrameworkHTTP provides a native challenge/response (Challenge/response) framework that simplifies the authentication process for users. The authentication model for HTTP is as follows:When

I. Authentication overview for IIS .... 3 1, Anonymous access ... 3 2. Integrated Windows authentication ... 3 2.1. NTLM authentication ... 3 2.2. Kerberos Authentication ... 3 3. Basic Authentication ... 4 Second, anonymous access .... 4 Third,

In many cases, the target Action method must be executed in a security context. The so-called security context mainly refers to that the current requester is an authorized user. The essence of authorization is to allow the user to do what he can do

  As we all know, Web allows people to easily access information distributed in every corner of the world. However, convenience is not enough. Not all information is suitable for public access on the Internet. We need to ensure that only specific

These days in doing a function, in fact, very simple. is to call several external APIs, return the data, assemble it, and then become the new interface. One of the APIs is a wonderful API, though HTTP-based, but neither soap-based nor restful-style

Today , Web services are ubiquitous, and thousands of Web applications are deployed on the public network for user access, some of which are only open to designated users and belong to a higher security-level Web Applications, they need to have a