Update 2020-08-26-auth.md

Author: sukhpreetssekhon

blog/2020-08-26-auth.md

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 ## Single Sign On
 
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 If a single Passport can work regardless of which country is being visited, why do separate government applications require separate login credentials? A single set of credentials should be sufficient to authenticate one’s digital identity regardless of which application one is trying to sign in to: registering for a new driver’s license or paying one’s advance tax. This is what is often referred to as a “Single Sign On”  (SSO) capability.
 
 Implementing this within a set of existing, deployed applications is possible if user identities are managed independently: think of it as needing only a single set of credentials to sign in to multiple bank account applications. Instead of the user identities – your name, bank account number – living inside each separate application, they are removed and managed centrally by a separate component, which manages your registrations to each application, and the required metadata linked with each.
 
-![](https://samagra-development.github.io/docs/img/blog-auth.png)
+![](https://samagra-development.github.io/docs/img/blogauth.png)
 
 
 ## Authorisation: Access Control Lists