[HN Gopher] Deadline looms: Google Workspace mandates OAuth by S...
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Deadline looms: Google Workspace mandates OAuth by September 30
Author : LinuxBender
Score : 10 points
Date : 2024-09-03 20:14 UTC (2 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (www.theregister.com)
(TXT) w3m dump (www.theregister.com)
| 486sx33 wrote:
| Just another damn google profile that'll be "signed into" my
| machine. I hate Google on outlook on Mac OS for this . It always
| wants my web browser signed into my Gsuite account. Piss off
| google
| amaccuish wrote:
| > Mobile Device Management platforms that configure IMAP, CalDAV,
| CardDAV, POP or Exchange ActiveSync (Google Sync) are being
| phased out as well
|
| Hmm... No. ActiveSync remains available to Workspace (read "
| Enterprise" customers), as well as IMAP, xDAV etc. The key part
| is the pure basic auth, password auth, is deprecated. OAuth is
| fine, and all these protocols support OAuth just fine.
|
| (Of course, OAuth can also mean username/password auth, but it is
| generally assumed that MFA comes in to play here).
|
| Love the Register, but this poorly researched.
|
| But also a massive problem for people who have scanners than send
| stuff via SMTP, they now need to work via OAuth.
| suprjami wrote:
| > Love the Register, but this poorly researched.
|
| I used to love The Register, but I sadly haven't seen a good
| article from them in many years.
|
| Everything that I've seen is clickbait bad opinion or just
| outright wrong.
|
| I now assume anything from them is rubbish and don't even waste
| my time clicking the link, which is a very sad state for them.
| hooverd wrote:
| Scared me. I don't see anything about SAML being deprecated
| thankfully.
| amaccuish wrote:
| Not sure what you mean, but if you're talking about auth'ing to
| Google Workspace with an external IdP with SAML (here is being
| talked about auth between the client and Google, like say with
| IMAP, over OAuth, which in turn can use whatever, including
| SAML), then no, you have nothing to worry.
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