How can OAuth 2.0 be implemented securely in web applications? This article explains why BFF is more secure than storing tokens in the browser — and when TMB still has its place.
OAuth 2.0 for Browser-Based Applications
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CVE Program Celebrates 25 Years
The CVE Program is celebrating its 25th anniversary, and Wren Security is marking its first year among more than 400 CVE Numbering Authorities.
Wren Security Added as CVE Numbering Authority
Wren Security, an open-source project for Identity and Access Management, is now added as CVE Numbering Authority.
Wren Security: the modern alternative to OpenAM, OpenIDM, OpenDJ
Wren Security products as an alternative to the well-known OpenAM, OpenIDM a OpenDJ products – originally open-source projects from ForgeRock
Wren:IDM Cookbook
We have created a selection of step-by-step recipes (samples) demonstrating key Wren:IDM features to make the beginnings easier.
Why consider Zero Trust
Zero Trust is a security model that assumes every access to a network, application, or data storage must be verified and authorized.