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Do you want to create a Single Sign-On (SSO) solution based on Duende IdentityServer? Do you want a management UI for managing users and IdentityServer configuration? Then look no further; our Duende IdentityServer & AdminUI code template will have you up and running in less than 15 minutes.

It is important to consider the potential risks associated with using email as a form of two-factor authentication. It may be worth exploring alternative options that offer increased security.

Client-Initiated Backchannel Authentication (CIBA) is a new OpenID Connect specification that describes decoupled authentication flows. This article describes how to implement a CIBA flow inside Duende IdentityServer.

IdentityServer4 will no longer be supported from 13th December 2022. We outline our product-specific support and migration steps to Duende IdentityServer

IdentityServer uses a persisted grants table to store reference and refresh tokens. Clean-up code needs to be run periodically to remove expired tokens. The built-in functionality works for small/medium usage, but alternative approaches should be considered for high usage. This article outlines an alternative approach using a SQL stored procedure.

AdminUI has recently been made available as a universal project, meaning we now support a Linux installation scenario rather than recommending Docker as a multiplatform approach. This article will go through the steps needed to get AdminUI up and running on Linux.

An account enumeration attack involves an attacker attempting an action, such as authentication or password reset, and looking for differences between responses to gain information on the system. Learn how to harden your SSO solution against these attacks.

When will products be supporting Duende IdentityServer? Will I have to pay for my component to work with Duende IdentityServer? How can I keep up to date with product releases?

Looking to get started with IdentityServer and AdminUI? Rock Solid Knowledge has released four new online tutorials to help you kick start your single sign-on solution (SSO).