Evolution of UAA Towards OAuth 2.1 and OpenID Foundation
summary
UAA migrates from OAuth 2.0 patterns to OAuth 2.1 behaviors and OpenID Foundation features, replacing legacy Spring Security/JWT stacks with newer libraries (Bouncy Castle for FIPS) and enabling higher JWT algorithms like RS512; work includes FIPS support, RS512 JWTs, and planned Spring Boot 3 and OpenSAML-4 upgrades. Client secrets move toward key-based auth and mutual TLS, public client flows replace empty-secret hacks, and X.509/technical authentication is on the roadmap; community-driven patches and Github PRs are already integrated.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and UAA update
- 3:15UAA in Cloud Foundry
- 6:28Challenges and deprecations
- 8:14Library and protocol renovations
- 10:41OAuth 2.1 and OpenID improvements
- 13:30Future plans and contributions
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