Demystifying OAuth2 and OIDC
summary
Explains OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect as standards-based authorization flows, naming endpoints (/token, /introspect) and roles (resource owner, resource server, authorization server). Compares opaque tokens (revocable) vs JWTs (not revocable), shows grants like client_credentials for server-to-server and PKCE for public apps, and discusses refresh tokens, token lifetimes (recommend hours or a workday rather than 30 days), when to call introspection versus using an ID token, plus sequence diagrams (no live code).
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:12OAuth2 and OIDC
- 15:50OAuth2 transport analogy
- 24:00OAuth2 flows and use cases
- 34:54OpenID Connect vs OAuth2
- 38:07Q&A
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