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I have an STS with the Authorization Code PKCE flow.
Is there a demo or guidance on how 2 applications can implement "SSO"(as I understand it) that exist under different sub domains?
I.e. In google you can open mail.google.com in 1 tab/window and news.google.com in another. If you log in or out on either, the other immediately shows logged in/out.
My understanding is its feasible to implement AbstractSecurityStorage with cookies. But I don't want to break the security and I see a comment that even 'LocalStorageManagerService ' is less secure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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[Question]: Is there a demo or guidance on how to 2 applications can implement "SSO"(as I understand it) that exist under different sub domains?
[Question]: Is there a demo or guidance on how 2 applications can implement "SSO"(as I understand it) that exist under different sub domains?
Apr 10, 2024
What Version of the library are you using?
15.0.2
Question
I have an STS with the Authorization Code PKCE flow.
Is there a demo or guidance on how 2 applications can implement "SSO"(as I understand it) that exist under different sub domains?
I.e. In google you can open mail.google.com in 1 tab/window and news.google.com in another. If you log in or out on either, the other immediately shows logged in/out.
My understanding is its feasible to implement
AbstractSecurityStorage
with cookies. But I don't want to break the security and I see a comment that even 'LocalStorageManagerService ' is less secure.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: