I’ve been talking to several people recently who are using Identityserver4 but who now want to replace it, as it was only maintained with security updates […]
3-D link clay dynamic icon from Wikimedia In B2C, you can use custom policies to link two identities together, e.g. a user who authenticates with Google […]
My previous post was about the differences between the B2B approaches. What happens when we federate? This article describes how to set up the external ID […]
There seems to be some confusion about CIAM. It is not a renaming of B2C but rather a new next-generation product. I’ve noted the differences, but I […]
Link-TV.png from Wikimedia I still get questions about how to link accounts in B2C. There are some custom policy samples. I have other posts on this subject: this […]
IDP Home Video from Wikimedia Entra External ID (CIAM) is the successor to B2C. Essentially, it sits inside Entra ID and can inherit all the goodness, e.g. […]
Link-dynamic-gradient.png from Wikimedia This post refers to this sample, in particular, Phone_Email_Base.xml. When you run the user journey for phone and email, you get: Notice the link […]
This is similar to my previous post. It uses the embedded technique in this sample. Basically, when the user logs in, they pick the guest option, maybe enter […]
B2C now supports client credentials. There is also a GitHub sample. Note that the RelyingParty in the sample doesn’t appear to do anything, but you can’t remove […]
“A required Metadata item with key ””ClientId”” was not found in the TechnicalProfile with id …” error in Azure AD B2C I was creating a custom policy when […]
Infrogmation of New Orleans, CC BY-SA 4.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0>, via Wikimedia Commons In the base custom policy, there are some examples of how to read a user […]