Generic wrapper for calling ASP.NET WEB API REST service using HttpClient with optional HMAC authent Generic wrapper for calling ASP.NET WEB API REST service using HttpClient with optional HMAC authentication Wanting to implement my business rules in a separate tier running on a different server than the presentation tier I decided that I wanted the busi
web service - How to implement an API-Key-Mechanism ... 行動版 - 2012年8月14日 - first of all: I am quite unsure about the questions title, so if ... Why wouldn't you use SSL?
ajax - REST web service and API keys - Stack Overflow 行動版 - 2012年6月14日 - You need to use signed requests. Basically it works like that: You give your user an API key ...
javascript - Web services API Keys and Ajax - Securing the Key ... 行動版 - 2011年6月10日 - This is probably a generic security question, but I thought I'd ... (I suggest tagging this post ...
Top Six Reasons to Use API Keys (and How!) - Stormpath User ... 行動版 - 2012年8月10日 - ... our API with API Keys (and so do others, like Amazon Web Services, and you should ...
How to do API Key Verification for REST Services in .NET 4 ... 2010年6月14日 - When you create a RESTFul service on the public web you have to protect yourself from people who might abuse ... How do I verify an API key with a WebHttp Service?
REST Security Cheat Sheet - OWASP 2014年12月16日 - RESTful web services should use session-based authentication, either by establishing a ... apiKey=a53f435643de32 (transaction not protected by TLS; API Key in URL) ...
Authenticate API Key Amazon Web Services style API keys including a key ID and a secret key, which are used together to ...
Designing a Secure REST (Web) API without OAuth 2011年4月26日 - Situation You want to develop a RESTful web API for ... Now you re-read how Amazon Web Services does ... This is the public API key, never the private API key. This is ...
Particletree » How to Add an API to your Web Service 2006年8月31日 - There are two types of heavily used APIs for web services: .... If we're working with server side code, API keys are fine because we can keep our key fairly protected.
