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@Auth0 is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor at @vercel Ship London. Catch @JasSagoo and @sambego talking about building AI experiences without making security an afterthought.
See you there 👋 vercel.com/ship/london
PKCE and BFF aren't alternatives. They solve different problems.
If you've been assuming PKCE is enough for SPA security, this is worth reading: auth0.com/blog/things-develo…
The @Auth0 plugin is now available on the @cursor_ai Marketplace. Access 22 AI skills for quickstarts, migration, and MFA with SDK support for all major frameworks, and more.
Add it now 👇 bit.ly/4mQMLAM.
Most AI benchmarks test reasoning. Almost none test whether the agent can wire up authentication securely. 🧐
We built the @auth0 Agent Experience Score to actually measure it. Check it out! auth0.com/agent-experience
Fine-grained authorization for RAG is one of the most underestimated problems in production AI.
If your agent can retrieve documents, it needs to enforce who's allowed to see them, not just at the role level. With @auth0 FGA and LlamaIndex Workflows, authorization is structural: baked into the retrieval step, not bolted on at the API layer.
Great collaboration with @jerryjliu0 and the @llama_index team showing exactly how this works in production → auth0.com/blog/securing-ai-d…
One thing that keeps coming up when teams add AI to their stack: auth gets way more complicated than the standard "who is logged in"
You start asking questions like
⚪️ who's agent did this?
⚪️ what docs can my agent go read?
⚪️ who do i blame when things go wrong?
@itsclelia and @sambego wrote on fine-grained RAG pipelines so AI only sees what it's allowed to see
worth a read if you're working on this problem:
auth0.com/blog/securing-ai-d…
One thing that keeps coming up when teams add AI to their stack: auth gets way more complicated than the standard "who is logged in"
You start asking questions like
⚪️ who's agent did this?
⚪️ what docs can my agent go read?
⚪️ who do i blame when things go wrong?
@itsclelia and @sambego wrote on fine-grained RAG pipelines so AI only sees what it's allowed to see
worth a read if you're working on this problem:
auth0.com/blog/securing-ai-d…
Last month we updated our free and self-service B2B plans to help you ship at a lower cost. Today we are making our pricing more accessible to agents 🤖 → auth0.com/pricing.md
In February we updated our free and self-service B2B plans to help you ship at a lower cost.
Now our pricing is more accessible to agents 🤖 → auth0.com/pricing.md
Appreciate this push @Resend@zenorocha
From writing code to advocating for developers worldwide.
Carla Stabile chats with Sam Bellen about DevRel, building trust with engineers, and turning community feedback into better products.
New episode of Making Software is live. Tune in here: bit.ly/4tRywyU
Broken Access Control tops 2025 OWASP lists for web apps and APIs. It persists despite modern tools.
Why is it still so hard to fix?
I have some thoughts: auth0.com/blog/why-broken-ac…
Policy-Based Access Control (#PBAC) is commonly considered an authorization model, but I disagree and explain why in this article published on the @idpro_org blog.
What's your take on this?
idpro.org/is-pbac-an-authori…
With #DPoP being adopted more widely recently, I thought it was time for a re-make of dpop.info
If you want to learn more about Demonstrating Proof of Possession when working with #OAuth or #OIDC Access Tokens, click through and let me know what you think!
We'll be at the @Gartner_inc IAM Summit in London this afternoon, participating in the @openid AuthZEN Working Group Interop Drop-In Demos.
Drop on by at 02:45 PM to learn more about how we're working towards implementing AuthZEN in our product.
gartner.com/en/conferences/e…
🔐 Want to build a RAG application without risking sensitive data? This step-by-step guide by @auth0 shows you how to use Python, LangChain, and OpenFGA to keep your AI pipeline secure.
Read more 👉 auth0.com/blog/building-a-se…
In this month's Fine-Grained newsletter, we look back at everything we accomplished with OpenFGA last year.
We could not have done this without the help of our community, so we thought it'd be the perfect opportunity to thank all contributors!
openfga.dev/blog/fine-graine…
For today's #ModelingMondays, we'd like to ask our community what you want us to cover in future chapters of our modeling guide.
A specific type of access, a special entity, a condition you deal with when making access control decisions, ...