Whenever you connect to the Internet you get a unique identifier for you or your network, called an IP address. Usually ISPs (Internet Service Providers) have a certain range of IPs that they work with, and they can delegate different addresses to the different users as they connect.
The way the IP-based geolocation works is simply by checking which IP range is used by which area, using an IP-to-location database. So, you can find the information like the country and the city that your users come from, just by knowing their IP address. The IP-based geolocation however can’t be 100% precise, as it relies on an address that is usually being shuffled through a few users of a certain area.
OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard protocol for authorization. OAuth 2.0 focuses on client developer simplicity while providing specific authorization flows for web applications, desktop applications, mobile phones, and living room devices.
Okta is one trusted platform to secure every identity, from customers to your workforce. More than 9,400 organizations trust Okta’s software and APIs to sign in, authorize, and manage users.
The author of this project's name is Robin Axelsson. Robin is currently doing his second semester in the vocational school Teknikhogskolan in Gothenburg as .NET developer. His interests are coding, sailing and lifting.