K.Riebbels

@dotnetkriebbels
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Dotnet developer / Blogger

I just began my Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) journey. I look forward to sharing my experiences and what I learn.

https://dotnet.kriebbels.me/introduction-to-my-certified-ethical-hacker-ceh-journey

Journey to Becoming a Certified Ethical Hacker

Pursue ethical hacking to connect software development with cybersecurity, aiming for CEH certification and enhanced cybersecurity knowledge

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So many talk about HTTPS for security, but what about data integrity? Using digital signatures for HTTP requests ensures data hasn't been tampered with. Has anyone tried using JOSE for tamper-proofing? #InfoSec #TechInsight https://dotnet.kriebbels.me/tamperproof-http-requests

Looking forward to your feedback! Let us talk about it. Or can I create a talk about this? What do you want to know more about?

Secure and Unalterable HTTP Requests

Learn how to secure HTTP requests against tampering using digital signatures and the JOSE framework for enhanced data integrity and security

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So I am curious. Wanting to give new sessions but got idea blocked around e.g. dotnet, openid, azure...

What would be an intresting topic? #daretoask #dotnet

Attention developers and security pros! Did you know that Microsoft's AddMicrosoftAccount() doesn't validate token signatures? This could be a serious security loophole. Dive into the details and understand the importance of robust validation in our apps. #InfoSec #DevCommunity @dotnetbot

https://dotnet.kriebbels.me/signature-validation-required-microsoft-says-no

Visit me #Techorama this wednesday I will give a talk about mocking out clientcredentials and authorization code flow! Let us engage! See you there!

Does Microsoft Rejects OIDC Signature Validation Requirement?

Explore the security risks of Microsoft's `AddMicrosoftAccount()` method not validating token signatures, and the implications for OIDC systems

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🚀 Join us for the @DotNetFriday user group event on 9 February 2024 in #Nieuwegein, #Netherlands! Get ready for an exciting evening filled with invaluable insights on #authentication, #authorization, #OAuth2, and #OIDC. 🎉 https://dotnetfriday.nl/#sessions #Xebia @dotnetbot
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Wonderfull Experience to be a speaker on #updateconf 2023 @dotnetbot

Hope to inspire others in mocking there OIDC Provider.

C u all in #Prague 😄🌍 #updateconf 📅📝 #UpdateConference 👥💼 I am prepared to give my session about mocking your #OIDC provider in @dotnetbot ✨💻 @dotnet.social dotnet 6 / 8 💪🔥!
I just explored the ins and outs of #dotnet #AspNetCore MVC, jQuery Validate, and their history! Check out my latest article to learn how it all fits together for seamless client-side validation: https://dotnet.kriebbels.me/exploring-aspnet-core-mvc-an-in-depth-look-at-jquery-validate-scripts
Exploring Asp.net Core MVC: An In-Depth Look at JQuery Validate Scripts

Previously on... In a previous blog post, I described LibMan or Npm for a new project. I explored how to manage the required scripts. I find it important to understand the history of things. This helps me to learn why we use this technology, and what...

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Exploring package managers like LibMan, npm, and Yarn in my new article on upgrading client-side scripts in a fresh Dotnet ASP.NET Core MVC App. Love to hear your thoughts! Check it out: https://dotnet.kriebbels.me/upgrade-your-client-side-script-approach-in-a-basic-dotnet-aspnet-core-mvc-app #Dotnet #AspNetCore #MVC
Upgrade Your Client-Side Script Approach in a Basic Dotnet Asp.Net Core MVC App

Previously on... In my previous articles, I discussed DevOps, DotNet and Security. This article builds upon those three components and explores the role of package managers in managing server-side and client-side libraries in a .NET MVC project. Cont...

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Just shared my latest article on working with claims and tokens in DotNet 6. Diving into AddJwtBearer, AddOpenIdConnect, and more. Any feedback is welcome! #DotNet #AspNetCore #Authentication
https://dotnet.kriebbels.me/how-to-read-a-claim-from-a-token-in-dotnet-6
How to read a claim from a token in DotNet 6?

Previously On In my previous articles, I discussed the creation of a mocked OpenID Connect provider and the evolution of the HttpClient. Today, I want to discuss how user attributes are presented to the application using tokens. Context When I explor...

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