Tutorial: Using Ethereum for web2 authentication#15320
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This looks great, thanks again @qbzzt! Had to remove mermaid comments since the page was breaking when they were being parsed, but can always consider adding support for mermaid diagrams in the future and re-add these. Would be a nice way to support internationalized diagrams.
As noted, still have a bug where the internal tutorials aren't being loaded properly in production... going to pull this in, but unfortunately we won't see it go live until that bug is patched.
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After reading this tutorial, a developer will be able to integrate Ethereum login (web3) with SAML login, a standard used in web2 to provide single sign-on and other related services. This allows access to web2 resources to be authenticated through Ethereum signatures, with the user attributes coming from attestations.
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