OpenID Connect and OAuth2.0
summary
Covers OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect, specifically three specs used to build an SSO client for Next.js. Explains common problems and encryption considerations for storing user data in sessions on both backend and frontend, and how to handle authorized access from diverse devices.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:02OAuth2.0 security issues
- 8:52JWT anatomy
- 13:33Session storage mistakes
- 21:09Auth vs auth standards
- 23:58OpenID Connect mechanism
- 29:14Choosing flows: Implicit, Auth Code, Hybrid
- 37:25PKCE security
- 41:04Session sync with OpenID Connect
- 48:38Server-side session storage
- 51:32Security summary
- 53:19Q&A
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