Michał Trojanowski Curity
OAuth 2.0. gives you some great tools in terms of authorising access to resources. It works very well in web environments but falls short when working with APIs, e.g. when you want to run the API in a GUI-less environment or use the API from a client machine (think of a desktop or mobile app). Thankfully there are some extensions to the RFC that help alleviate those problems. In the talk I would like to present the concepts of Device Grant, proof key of code exchange and the token exchange flow – different OAuth extensions which can be really helpful when working with APIs.
October 23, 2019 10:30
Bankettsalen
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