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RuoYi-Vue-fast is the single-application edition of the RuoYi-Vue Java rapid-development platform. It stays synchronized with the main RuoYi-Vue project while packaging the backend as a simpler monolithic application. The backend uses Spring Boot, Spring Security, Redis, and JWT for application services and authentication. It supports dynamic permission menus, role-based access control, and multi-terminal authentication. Built-in modules manage users, departments, positions, menus, roles,...

This project is a comprehensive example repository that demonstrates how to secure a Spring Boot application using Spring Security and JSON Web Tokens (JWT). It is built on Spring Boot 3.x and Java 21, and includes integrations such as Spring Security 6.x, JPA (via Hibernate) for persistence, and Redis for session/token management. The goal is to show how to migrate from stateful, session-based auth toward stateless, modern REST API authentication using JWTs, roles, and permission checks....

Welcome to the home of the Apereo Central Authentication Service project, more commonly referred to as CAS. CAS is an enterprise multilingual single sign-on solution and identity provider for the web and attempts to be a comprehensive platform for your authentication and authorization needs. CAS is an open and well-documented authentication protocol. The primary implementation of the protocol is an open-source Java server component by the same name hosted here, with support for a plethora of...

Sureness allows you to security any server written with jvm modern frameworks such as Spring, Spring Boot, Spring WebFlux, Javalin, Quarkus, Micronaut, Solon, Jfinal or Ktor as well as frameworks for Kotlin. The essence of Sureness is to use an interceptor (like a servlet filter or Spring interceptor) to intercept all rest requests for authenticating and authorizing. So no matter any framework, as long as it has an interceptor, it can integrate with sureness. Sureness uses Exception Handling...

This is a demo for using JWT (JSON Web Token) with Spring Security and Spring Boot. I completely rewrote my first version. Now this solution is based on the code base from the JHipster Project. I tried to extract the minimal configuration and classes that are needed for JWT-Authentication and did some changes.