OAuth 2.1 Explained Simply (Even If You're Not a Dev)!
summary
OAuth 2.1 is presented as the industry standard for delegated authorization that web applications must use; the talk explains OAuth concepts (roles, flows) and the differences introduced in version 2.1. It uses everyday-life analogies to make the protocols, the multiple flows and their purposes understandable for both technical and non-technical audiences.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00OAuth 2.1 introduction
- 4:31Access revocation problem
- 8:43Authorization code solution
- 13:38Third-party authentication
- 22:26Front vs back channel
- 28:30PKCE demo
- 37:46OAuth 2.1 best practices
- 39:10Conclusion
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