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OpenDJ 2.6.0 is now available
I am really happy to announce the general availability of OpenDJ 2.6.0, a major update of ForgeRock directory service product, built from the tag 2.6.0 (revision 9086 in our SVN repository). OpenDJ...
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OpenDJ Contact Manager for Android
With OpenDJ 2.6.0, we’ve introduced a new way to access your directory data, using HTTP, REST and JSon. The REST to LDAP service, available either embedded in the OpenDJ server or as a standalone web...
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Happy Christmas (This isn’t a Scam)
It really isn't - just a simple note to wish all the Infosec Pro readers a relaxing festive break, for yourself, friends and family.2013 has been a interesting year yet again in the Infosec world....
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Certificate authentication over REST
A little bit of background Amongst the various different authentication mechanisms that OpenAM supports, there is one particular module that always proves to be difficult to get correctly working:...
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Introduction to OpenIG (Part 1: Use cases)
Welcome You've probably landed here because you want to know something about OpenIG. This is the right place to be :) This post is the first one of a serie of OpenIG-related articles that would gives...
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REST on every side
This blog post was first published @ http://identityrocks.blogspot.fr/, included here with permission. Regardless if web application, mobile application, device application or thing application...
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This blog post was first published @ www.fedji.com, included here with permission. In an earlier post, we saw User Self Registration in ForgeRock OpenAM using XUI. It’s likely that you may not want to...
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Invoking HOTP over REST
HOTP Introduction An excellent article about the core OpenAM HOTP capability is: Use HOTP for two factor authentication Building on the article, we show here a typical REST-based programmatic...
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A Beginners Guide to OpenIDM – Part 2 – Objects & Relationships
Overview At the heart of OpenIDM are managed objects. Out of the box three managed objects are configured: User: User identities, effectively this is your central identity store. Role: An object for...
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A Beginners Guide to OpenIDM – Part 3 – Connectors
Overview Previously in this series we have looked at a general overview of OpenIDM and had a detailed look at objects. In this blog I want to explore connectors. Connectors are the integration glue...
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