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Hi all,
I was recently asked at an interview to name a few "login frameworks". I have never heard of such a thing before. Could anybody please enlighten me on some login frameworks? And how do they work? And why are they used when you can make your own login page?

thank you!

Shankha Sanyal
 
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I never hear about it and I doubt it exist.
Maybe he was asking about "Security Frameworks"?
 
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John Todd wrote:I never hear about it and I doubt it exist.
Maybe he was asking about "Security Frameworks"?



No I am pretty sure he was asking about login frameworks... i really don't know if he meant security frameworks, because he never corrected himself. Thanks John for answering this for me and clearing my doubts!

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