Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Aleksandr Radutskiy

Philip Derbeko

Octavian Tony Ureche

Oludare Victor Obasanjo

Jonathan D Schwartz

Vishal Agarwal

Philip Joseph Hallin

Stephen R Gordon

Victor W Heller

Christopher Leonard Walstad

Karanbir Singh

Yifan Wang

Ben Bernstein

Jeremy Dominic Viegas

Anat Bar-Anan

Uzi Tuvian

Sainath Narendranath Thadkal

Daniel C Kitchener

Atanas D Oskov

Ziv Ayalon

Ghila Castelnuovo

Jeremy D Viegas

Single sign-on techniques via an application or browser are described. In one or more implementations, a single instance of entry of authentication information is received that is entered via interaction with an application or browser of a computing device. Responsive to this receipt, the single instance of the entry of authentication information is used by the computing device automatically and without user intervention to cause authentication to obtain access to one or more network services that are accessible via a network by the application and the browser.

Single sign-on via application or browser

Embodiments are directed to providing a certificate extension to an authentication certificate, to validating an authentication certificate request and to implementing authentication certificates that include certificate extensions. In an embodiment, a computer system accesses an authentication certificate request that is to be sent to a validation server for validation and to a certificate authority for issuance of an authentication certificate. The computer system appends an extension to the authentication certificate request. The extension includes origination information about the authentication certificate. The computer system then sends the authentication certificate request with the appended extension to the validation server for validation.

One-time password certificate renewal

Techniques for resource access authorization are described. In one or more implementations, an application identifier is used to control access to user resources by an application. A determination is made whether to allow the application to access the user resources by comparing an application identifier received from an authorization service with a system application identifier for the application obtained from a computing device on which the application is executing.

Resource access authorization

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Aleksandr Radutskiy