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Advanced OAuth 2.0 Topics

Course Description

Almost every company that exposes an API is moving toward using OAuth 2.0 as a delegation framework. Therefore, OAuth 2.0 is still under active development, and a wide variety of complex deployment scenarios are supported. In this course, we investigate various addendums to OAuth 2.0 that lift the security of almost all OAuth 2.0 aspects.

Learning Objectives

Describe the technical requirements for proactively revoking OAuth 2.0 tokens
Explain the challenges of token theft and the potential solutions in the OAuth 2.0 ecosystem
Mitigate subtle weaknesses in OAuth 2.0 flows by leveraging new specifications
Analyze the requirements for implementing a delegation scenario
Assess whether traditional scopes suffice for user consent, and recognize which more fine-grained mechanisms might be more appropriate

Details

Delivery Format: eLearning

Duration: 2 Hours

Level: Advanced

Intended Audience:

Architects
Back-End Developers
Mobile Developers

Prerequisites

Course Details

Introduction

Advanced Scenarios

Strong Client Authentication Mechanisms

The Concept of Key-Based Client Authentication
Key-Based Client Authentication with mTLS
Key-Based Client Authentication with JWTs

Client-Based Token Revocation

The Need for Token Revocation
The Token Revocation Endpoint
Considerations for Token Revocation

Using Resource Indicators

Typical OAuth 2.0 Access Tokens
Using Resource Indicators
Practicalities for Using Resource Indicators

Strengthening Bearer Tokens

Strengthening Bearer Tokens with Proof-of-Possession
Transport-Layer Proof-of-Possession with TLS
Application-Level Proof-of-Possession with DPoP
Handling Sender-Constrained Tokens

Delegation in OAuth 2.0 Architectures

Impersonation Versus Delegation
The Idea Behind a Token Exchange
The Token Exchange in Detail
Additional Considerations

Strengthening the Initialization of a Flow

The Flow Initialization Request
Signed Initialization Requests
Passing Request Objects by Reference
Pushed Authorization Requests

Advanced Scopes and Consent

Parametrized Scopes
Rich Authorization Requests (RAR)
Security Considerations

Wrapping Up OAuth 2.0

The Current OAuth 2.0 Landscape Wrapping Up

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