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> Auth services, obviously Isn't it easier to do simple cookie based session token authentication simpler for the beginning?
by legulere 3y ago
> Auth services, obviously
Isn't it easier to do simple cookie based session token authentication simpler for the beginning?
- AntonCTO 3y agoFrom my point of view, yes, it does. And in most cases there is nothing wrong with it. Just not hyped. Probably, the only real reason to use something like OAuth2.0/OIDC is single sign-on. (BTW, probably all SSO providers use cookies and sessions to maintain their own user state).