Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods for administering access to generated files. The method involves storing a file on a server. The server receives a request from a first client device to generate a uniform resource identifier (URI) associated with the file, an identity, and a dynamic expire time. The server generates the URI, which links to a resource comprising the file, and transmits it to a second client device. The server then receives a request from the second client device using the URI to request the resource. The server validates the identity by checking it against a database of authorized identities. Additionally, the server validates the identity through an identity provider, which prompts the user to login to the identity on an identity hosting platform. Based on the response from the server and the identity provider, access to the resource is granted or denied.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods for administering access to generated files. The method involves storing a file on a server. The server receives a request from a first client device to generate a uniform resource identifier (URI) associated with the file, an identity, and a dynamic expire time. The server generates the URI, which links to a resource comprising the file, and transmits it to a second client device. The server then receives a request from the second client device using the URI to request the resource. The server validates the identity by checking it against a database of authorized identities. Additionally, the server validates the identity through an identity provider, which prompts the user to login to the identity on an identity hosting platform. Based on the response from the server and the identity provider, access to the resource is granted or denied.