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- SafetyLocker EDI Tokenizer
- IPQualityScore Email Validation
- TypingDNA
- Angelcam
- PayPal Identity
- PingOne for Customers Management
- Ipregistry
- Shadowserver
- DarkOwl DARKINT Vision
- Splunk Enterprise Security
- Happi Password Generator
- XposedOrNot Passwords
- Duo Auth
- Hybrid Analysis Falcon
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- ipTwist
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- Rapid7 InsightVM
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- Keesing Technologies AuthentiScan
- Nullafi
More Related
- Tanker
- Digi.me
- KYC3 Customer Identity and Risk Screening
- Google Cloud Private Catalog
- Windows Defender ATP
- SSN / EIN Formatter and Validator
- SafetyLocker EDI Tokenizer
- IPQualityScore Email Validation
- TypingDNA
- Angelcam
- PayPal Identity
- PingOne for Customers Management
- Ipregistry
- Shadowserver
- DarkOwl DARKINT Vision
- Splunk Enterprise Security
- Happi Password Generator
- XposedOrNot Passwords
- Duo Auth
- Hybrid Analysis Falcon
- Snyk
- CatchBot
- Applied Recognition
- ipTwist
- Complete Criminal Checks Offender
- CrimeoMeter Crime Data
- Rapid7 InsightVM
- Code42
- Unique Secure
- Let's Encrypt
- StrongSalt
- Keesing Technologies AuthentiScan
- Nullafi
This article is part of a series about Most Clicked, Shared and Talked About APIs that were added to our directory during 2019. Security and Privacy APIs are covered here. The APIs were chosen by our researchers, by popularity according to website traffic, and also by mentions on social media.
AOL's MapQuest Integrates OpenID
AOL has announced that its MapQuest service now supports OpenID logins as part of the new My MapQuest capability. AOL has long been an OpenID innovator. As AOL's George Fletcher reminds us, AOL was one of the earliest OpenID providers.
IBM Gains Patent for Encrypted Push Notifications in the Cloud
There’s a lot of focus these days on securing applications and the devices that consume them. But when it comes to all the layers of software in between that enable all the applications to be consumed, security has largely been an oversight.