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# [Securing Apps: Password Hashing, RBAC, OAuth, and OpenID Connect](https://kushagrablogs.hashnode.dev/securing-apps-password-hashing-rbac-oauth-and-openid-connect?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

How does a website know who you are? When you type your email and password into a login form and hit enter, a surprisingly complex set of decisions happens in the background. The server checks your id

Jul 31 · 14 min read · kushagrablogs.hashnode.dev  
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