SharePointDumper is a PowerShell utility that extracts and audits SharePoint sites using Microsoft Graph. It requires an OAuth2 access token and provides detailed reports of accessed sites and downloaded files, making it useful for security assessments.

Kanidm is a comprehensive identity management platform designed to handle authentication and identity storage for various applications without needing additional components like Keycloak. It supports a wide range of features, including WebAuthn, OAuth2, and integration with Unix systems, making it suitable for home labs to large enterprises. For those needing a simpler solution, alternatives like LLDAP exist, but Kanidm offers more built-in capabilities.

This e-book explains OAuth2.0 and OpenID Connect, focusing on their application in modern web development. It covers best practices and the reasons behind using these frameworks for authentication and authorization.

The article discusses innovative strategies for integrating command-line interfaces (CLIs) with large language models (LLMs) to streamline API interactions. It highlights the advantages of using tools like Restish for OpenAPI specs and oauth2c for OAuth 2.0 authentication, while also detailing a method for extracting data from Google Groups without an official API.

Thunderbird 145 adds native support for Microsoft Exchange using the EWS protocol, eliminating the need for third-party add-ons. Users can easily migrate from Outlook, with automatic detection of settings and OAuth2 authorization. Current features include email setup, folder access, message management, and support for Microsoft 365.

The Infinity data source for Grafana has received significant updates, including support for the widely-used JQ parser, additional HTTP methods (PATCH, PUT, DELETE), and enhanced flexibility with OAuth2 token customization and metadata handling. These improvements aim to boost performance and compatibility, making it easier for users to interact with various APIs and visualize data effectively. Users are encouraged to upgrade to the latest version to benefit from these features.

Amazon Cognito has introduced support for OAuth 2.0 refresh token rotation, allowing user pool clients to automatically replace existing refresh tokens at regular intervals. This feature enhances security by reducing the risk associated with compromised tokens while maintaining a seamless user experience, as users can remain logged in without frequent re-authentication.