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OAuth 2.0 Security

Description

OAuth 2.0 is a widely used framework for securing access to APIs. But due to its complexity, many developers struggle to use and integrate OAuth 2.0 securely. This course introduces the core concepts of OAuth 2.0 and investigates the currently recommended flows. It also provides a quick overview of deprecated flows and looks at common security pitfalls and misconceptions

Learning Objectives

Identify the different actors/roles in an OAuth 2.0 architecture
Differentiate between OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect
Explain how access tokens are used in OAuth 2.0
Describe current best practice flows for different types of clients
Explain the difference between access tokens and refresh tokens

Details

Delivery Format: eLearning

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Level: Intermediate

Intended Audience:

Architects
Back-End Developers
Enterprise Developers
Front-End Developers
Mobile Developers

Prerequisites: None

Course Outline

The Need for OAuth 2.0

An Example OAuth 2.0 Scenario
The Valet Key Analogy
Valet Keys in Our Application

Delegated Access with OAuth 2.0

A Brief History of OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 Terminology
Conceptual Overview of OAuth 2.0
OAuth 2.0 Clients

Overview of OAuth 2.0 Grant Types

Overview of Different Grant Types and Their Purposes
Authorization Code Grant
Device Authorization Grant
Client Credentials Grant
Implicit Grant
Resource Owner Password Credentials Grant

Delegated Access from a Confidential Client

A Confidential Client Scenario
Delegated Access with the Authorization Code Flow
Security Properties of the Authorization Code Flow

Delegated Access from a Public Client

A Public Client Scenario
Augmenting the Authorization Code Grant with PKCE
Mobile and Native Clients
Frontend Web Clients
Security Properties of the Authorization Code Flow with PKCE

Long-Term Delegated Access

The Purpose of Access Tokens
Running a New Flow
Using Refresh Tokens
Securing Refresh Tokens

Common Pitfalls and Misconceptions

Mistaking OAuth 2.0 for What It Is Not
Abusing OAuth 2.0 for Authentication
Modifying OAuth 2.0 Flows

Wrapping up OAuth 2.0

The Core Concepts of OAuth 2.0
High-Level Security Considerations

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