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# Auth0
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* [Auth0 Lab](https://twitter.com/Auth0Lab/status/1468974610058137604)
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early experiment with Sign in With Ethereum + auth0
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usernameless + passwordless auth
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Support for [@MetaMask](https://twitter.com/MetaMask), walletlink
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profile enriched with ENS + NFTs through [@graphprotocol](https://twitter.com/graphprotocol)
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* [What Is an API? How APIs Work (for Non-Developers)](https://auth0.com/blog/what-is-an-api-how-apis-work-for-non-developers/) Auth0
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Learn how APIs can accelerate software development and delivery.
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* [How to Handle JWTs in Python](https://auth0.com/blog/how-to-handle-jwt-in-python/)
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> JSON Web Tokens, or JWTs for short, are all over the web. They can be used to track bits of information about a user in a very compact way and can be used in APIs for authorization purposes. This post will cover what JSON Web Tokens are and how to create JWTs in Python using the most popular JWT library: [PyJWT](http://pyjwt.readthedocs.io/). We are also going to see how you can sign and verify JWTs in Python using asymmetric algorithms.
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* [Auth0 Identity Platform Now Available on Microsoft Azure](https://auth0.com/blog/auth0-identity-platform-now-available-on-microsoft-azure/)
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The addition of Azure as an Auth0 private cloud platform option unlocks a secure cloud deployment option for organizations seeking strategic fit with their technology stack, supporting regional data residency capabilities and higher control over customer data.
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* [Sign-in with Decentralized Identifiers with Dock Labs](https://auth0.com/blog/sign-in-with-decentralized-identifiers-with-dock-labs/) Auth0
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The DID and VC W3C standards are core building blocks to enable Decentralized Identity scenarios. [The Auth0 Lab team](https://twitter.com/Auth0Lab) has been following the space closely, and we're excited to support Dock with this important work.
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* [Introducing the Identity Maturity Framework](https://auth0.com/blog/introducing-the-identity-maturity-framework/) Auth0
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> we’ve consolidated our expertise and our customers’ knowledge and experiences into a solution we call the [Auth0 Identity Maturity Framework (IMF)](https://auth0.com/imf-form): a collection of tools, tactics, and expert input that will help you understand what’s working about your identity solution and what needs to change.
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* [Building an Identity Solution — Quantity Doesn’t Equal Quality](https://auth0.com/blog/building-an-identity-solution-quantity-doesnt-equal-quality/) Auth0
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Why adding more developers to an identity project doesn’t always work out as intended
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* [Podcast] [Privacy-preserving measures and SD-JWT with Daniel Fett](https://identityunlocked.auth0.com/public/49/Identity%252C-Unlocked.--bed7fada/3bbcbab8) IdentityUnlocked Auth0
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The discussion gets very concrete when Daniel describes selective disclosure JWT, or SD-JWT, a new IETF specification he is coauthoring that offers a simple and easy-to-adopt approach to produce JWTs capable of supporting selective disclosure. Here at Identity, Unlocked, we are huge fans of this new specification, and we hope this episode will help you get started!
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