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Maybe link to Faraday? (in a new window)

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Yeah I'd definitely update the title, maybe add the word "encryption" in it, cause it's sexy

How to encrypt a rails api... etc.. etc...

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we should probably limit these to shorten the url no? We've been going with just "engineering" now, which is redundant, tbh this category stuff needs to be revisited

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abest0 commented Dec 15, 2015

@mattjstar adding Encryption into the title will unleash a momentus Reddit shit torrent in the this posts direction if it is not 100% accurate and bulletproof.... tread lightly.

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ah, k

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But now you have to look up the User by their token, which was the whole thing we wanted to avoid in the first place, right?

You could dispense with the encrypted_user_uuid stuff and just use a token if that's your style.

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this would function as a "double layer" which would allow our base auth service to continue to feed out to any and all apps it serves, while the individual apps could run their own "extra" tokeny system

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Interesting. I think there are some tradeoffs there in letting individual apps run additional authentication schemes. Could be a good discussion, up to you. (Like, what if I can authenticate to half the apps but not the other half? That would be a weird situation. Note that authentication != authorization.)

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