💡 User-delegated authorization: Obtain user consent for requested scopes and receive an access token that acts on their behalf with limited permissions.
PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) prevents authorization code interception attacks. Mandated by OAuth 2.1.
Traditional flow without PKCE. Less secure and deprecated in modern implementations.
💡 Perfect for input-constrained devices: Smart TVs, IoT devices, CLI tools - anything where typing credentials is painful. User authenticates on their phone/computer while the device polls for completion.
💡 Silent renewal: Get new access tokens without user interaction.
💡 Service-to-service authentication: No users involved - your backend service is both client and resource owner. Tokens represent the app's identity, not a user's. ⚠️ Never use in frontend code (exposes secret). No refresh tokens issued - just request new ones when expired.
Replaces shared secrets with public-key cryptography. Your private key and client secret never transmit through the network.
jti to prevent replay
attacks.
Ready...