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The image describes itself the objetive:
If someone doesn't understand, I want to create a register box which registers the g+ email into a database with the respective user's data.
It's called OAuth. Usually we use an external provider (such as Google, Facebook, Github, etc.) to identify the user, so you don't have to. The user don't have to give you his password, because you use access tokens to request the user's data from the provider's server:
You can read more and find implementations here.
On the image, you probably see the Google's OAuth2 service.
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trying to develop an application that takes data from a user's respective Blackboard account and display that information in a different way. I have been reading the blackboard API documentation and I guess I have to go to an administrator with an App ID in order for me to obtain this kind of access. What type of information should I provide the admin being as I don't even know what an App ID is, let alone provide it. I'm just a student trying to make my life easier by consolidating information that's already available to me on blackboard. I appreciate any guidance on the development process.
The documentation you'll likely want to start with is at https://docs.blackboard.com/ - of particular note is the REST / Getting Started section. See also the swagger docs for the API, which detail the needed entitlements for each API call.
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Is there a way to use Firebase Authentication in Blazor platform?
I found ways to use facebook and google authentication natively, but I save the firebase user id in my database and I would like to use firebase authentication for this particular reason.
Firebase use OAuth2 you need a Service account and the its private key file.
You can use Google.Apis.Auth. Not sure it work on client-side.
You can take a look at https://github.com/aguacongas/Identity.Firebase/tree/master/src/Aguacongas.Firebase.Authentication to have a sample in .Net.
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I have a REST service based on mvc 4 and web api. I need to monitor all the users who are using my service (eg: user name , organization that user belongs to, how many hours he is accessing service and so). can you please provide best architecture for this. what is the best way to doing this?
You can use a custom HttpMessageHandler for doing authentication and track all the information you need about the user in a database. You will need some background processing of that data and doing some statistics about the usage of the API. About the message handler, a good start is the one provided in Thinktecture.IdentityModel library (You can customize it),
http://leastprivilege.com/2013/04/22/asp-net-web-api-security-the-thinktecture-identitymodel-authenticationhandler/
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It says in the app agreement that a competing social network has to get permission to export user data to their website. I noticed that sites like Pinterest and Myspace etc. can do this, did they have to get permission? How does one do this?
-Wayne
http://www.facebook.com/help/?page=220217228006012
Enter your question into help search and get your answer from our database of common questions. If you can’t troubleshoot your issue with our instructions, we’ll provide you with a custom form to contact us for further support.
I've contacted them for other issues that way and eventually got a reply. It might work for you too. I'm not aware of a direct email address.
There is also a fairly vague section on contacting Facebook here: http://developers.facebook.com/policy/contact/
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I'm building a website with lots of images and want to stop bots from accessing those images. So I'm looking something beyond cookies since bots can handle cookies. My idea is that all authentication should reside purely on the server side. Any ideas?
Someone suggested a website, that makes a user visit a thumbnail page first. Somehow visiting that page triggers a server side variable, which allows the main image to be displayed later. How can that be implemented.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Robots.txt
That will stop some bots from spidering images on your site.
Also look into a .httaccess file
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=.htaccess