OAuth 2. 0 / OpenID Connect

This is especially true if you work with external applications, corporate systems, want to implement SSO (single sign-on) or provide access to resources without disclosing your login and password.
What is implemented
Component | Application Options and Scenarios |
---|---|
OAuth 2. 0 | Delegate API access without passing credentials |
OpenID Connect | OAuth 2 Extension. 0 with authentication and ID token support |
Authorization Code Flow | Secure Code-to-Token Exchange (Recommended for Web Applications) |
PKCE | Secure Authorization for Mobile and SPA Clients |
SSO (Single Sign-On) | Support for single sign-on through an external provider or corporate IdP |
Technical features
Authorization through access tokens ('access _ token') and updates ('refresh _ token')
JWT-based ID token (signed and verifiable)
Compatible with Google, Microsoft, Keycloak, Auth0 and other IdPs
Support for encryption, scope, timeouts, token revocation
The ability to connect custom providers according to the OpenID specification
Benefits for developers and operators
Secure authentication without storing passwords
Convenient work with external applications and services
Support for mobile, web, and server clients
Centralized access control and audit
Extend integrations through third-party compatibility
Where especially important
Enterprise environments with Active Directory or Keycloak
Mobile and SPA applications
Platforms with authorization of external users or operators
Integration with third parties without direct access to the user base
OAuth 2. 0 and OpenID Connect is the gold standard for authorization and authentication. You get security, scalability and compatibility with global services - without too much complexity.
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