Why you need an auth service

What we’re building

Setup Kinde

Add Login Links

Get User

Saving Data for a User

Protecting API Routes

Query data for a user

Summary

How to enable tracing and message logging on the client

How to open Microsoft Service Configuration Editor tool

Enable Tracing

Enable message logging

Running wcf service

Message log and trace log location

Opening the message log

Using SVC Trace Viewer from the command prompt

Using SVC Trace Viewer

Conclusion

Intro to Log Parser

Why Event Log Forensics?

Example Log Parser Query

Querying EBT files

Examining the output file

Logins Grouped by User ID

Examining the output

Searching for events by IP address

Searching across multiple directories

Conclusion

Welcome! Let's dive in!

Avoiding authentication-related attacks

Understanding Authorization Code flow with Proof Key for Code Exchange

Spin up an example application in React

Peek at the application code

Run the example application and sign in

Inspect the network calls from the Authorization Code flow

Finding the token storage location and look at the access and ID tokens

See the ID token in action within the application

See the access token in action within the application

Thanks for watching! Where to go from here

Install the required modules

Set up environment variables

Select a framework

Start our application on localhost 3000

Add a log out button

Create a dashboard folder