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AccessOwl (YC S22) is hiring an AI TypeScript Engineer to connect 300 SaaS tools(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mathiasn 4mo ago
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AccessOwl (YC S22) is hiring an Elixir Engineer to connect 100s of SaaS(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mathiasn 1y ago
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AccessOwl (YC S22) is hiring an AI TypeScript Engineer to connect 100s of SaaS(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mathiasn 1y ago
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Is that something you want to open source?
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AccessOwl (YC S22) is hiring a TypeScript Engineer in EU to connect 100s of SaaS(ycombinator.com)
1 points by mathiasn 2y ago
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by mathiasn 2y ago
https://ssotax.org gets more updates. There is also a Friends of SSO page :-)
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by mathiasn 2y ago
What are other potential platforms?
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Or better ssotax.org which is already way ahead.
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Yeah that's the old not very much up2date page. https://ssotax.org has more data and even has a Friends of SSO page.
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Depending on the point of view it can also be a strength. Actually many of our customers like that we're in Slack because their people are already there: - no login required to request an access - they don't need to "learn a
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Slack is required for AccessOwl. It's used for things like approval workflows, task management and notifications in general. What do you use instead?
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by mathiasn 2y ago
From a legal point of view that might be true, but I believe people are not aware that this is a problem. They just register, check the "Agree terms of service" box and do whatever they want to do. I saw that often, especially wit
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Which makes it even worse because you cannot detect that then :/ Shouldn't people just be able to try out new things? How can a company be innovative otherwise? And at a specific point (e.g. putting customer data into it), they n
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Show HN: Shadow IT Scan – Uncover SaaS Apps, Users and Risky OAuth Scopes(accessowl.io)
69 points by mathiasn 2y ago|36 comments
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Elixir: Sortable Unique IDs \O/(github.com)
4 points by mathiasn 2y ago|0 comments
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Elixir: Get Alerts for Timed Todos(github.com)
1 points by mathiasn 2y ago|0 comments
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Elixir: Better Solution for Waiting for Async Tasks in Tests(dockyard.com)
1 points by mathiasn 2y ago|0 comments
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by mathiasn 2y ago
Have you seen Livebook? Best Jupyter Notebook ever!! https://livebook.dev/
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by mathiasn 2y ago
or even better https://ssotax.org
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by mathiasn 2y ago
BTW: https://ssotax.org is more up2date
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by mathiasn 2y ago
It's a community project, you can just update it :-)
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by mathiasn 3y ago
There is a better ssotax.org which is more up2date and has even a Friends of SSO page.
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by mathiasn 3y ago
Yes, that's what I heard too. I mean they still have SCIM which allows you create/remove user accounts via API. Although that's still security relevant, giving at least SSO out for free would help already. Still, I would pref
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Show HN: Ending the Absurdity of SSO Tax – Introducing ssotax.org(ssotax.org)
14 points by mathiasn 3y ago|4 comments
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by mathiasn 3y ago
Hmm audit compliance? Google gives you a log of who logged in where, doesn't it? And with "proper RBAC" you mean that you can put somebody into the "Developer" role, hence he gets AWS, GCP, Datadog, right?
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Ask HN: Is there still a reason to use Okta for SSO? Okta vs. Google SSO
37 points by mathiasn 3y ago|34 comments
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by mathiasn 3y ago
Oh yeah, that's indeed a step back when you compare it like this. Especially today, automation should be possible everywhere. There is no real reason for that. SaaS apps could just stop blocking that and everyone would be happy. Some j
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by mathiasn 3y ago
Did you also consider building it with Elixir and LiveView?
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by mathiasn 3y ago
Indeed, that became a bad practice... Zoom, Calendly just to name a few do that. That's so stupid and just not customer-friendly at all. Whenever I see this, I start searching for an alternative... But there are also role models in the
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by mathiasn 3y ago
Oh yeah, Elixir is just amazing <3. We use it for our commercial platform accessowl.io. Parts of OpenOwl are originated from there. It was the fastest way to push OpenOwl out. Moreover doing it like this allows us to use OpenOwl as libra

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