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Modern Authentication in Django: Implementing Azure AD, JWT, and OAuth2
Authentication is a critical part of any Django application, and with modern security standards, developers need robust, scalable, and secure authentication mechanisms. Traditional authentication using username and password is no longer sufficient, especially for enterprise applications.
In this guide, we will explore modern authentication techniques in Django, covering:
✅ Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) — Enterprise-level authentication for Microsoft services.
✅ JWT (JSON Web Tokens) — Stateless authentication for APIs.
✅ OAuth2 — Secure third-party authentication (Google, GitHub, Facebook, etc.).
By the end, you’ll have a clear understanding of how to implement these authentication methods in your Django projects.
1️⃣ Implementing Azure AD Authentication in Django
Why Use Azure AD?
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) provides secure authentication for Microsoft services and enterprise apps. It enables Single Sign-On (SSO) and…
