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I am reading this OAuth 2.0 Mutual-TLS Client Authentication and Certificate-Bound Access Tokens
where the authorization server issues a client a JSON web token with the following format
{
"iss": "https://server.example.com&… Continue reading Difference between JSON web token, bearer token, and MAC token in OAuth2
I am reading this OAuth 2.0 Mutual-TLS Client Authentication and Certificate-Boun Access Tokens
The client after receives an access token (which is also entails his certificate in a hash format) from the authorization server is ready to co… Continue reading validation of an access token from the resource server
I am reading this Auth 2.0 Mutual-TLS Client Authentication and Certificate-Bound Access Tokens
The manual states that the client asks the auth server for an access token. However, the manual does not specify the way (HOW) that this happen… Continue reading method for optaining access token from an authorization server
I have a client how asks a token from an auth server in order to use it to an endpoint which serves as the resource server.
Between the client and the server, a handshake is utilized in order the two parties authenticate with each other.
I… Continue reading symmetric keys during mutual TLS
I am trying to understand how the client is authenticated to the server during mutual tls
So during the handshake, the client sends this message
Client — CertificateVerify
This message is used by the client to prove the server that it poss… Continue reading Client — CertificateVerify during handshake
What is the purpose of endpoints in mutual TLS authentication? Actually, what do we mean by an endpoint? I am following this OAuth 2.0 Mutual-TLS Client Authentication and Certificate-Bound Access Tokens
If a Client A wants to gain access … Continue reading What is an endpoint in the context of TLS?
I have a system where two clients (A, B) ask and receive information from each other.
I am following mutual tls. In order to make this work, I am following this procedure
First I create an authorization server and a CA to issue certificat… Continue reading oauth mutual authentication and certificaate bound access token
SSH certificates are a recent addition to the protocol, and I see them as being used mostly for the clients.
Can the server use an SSH certificate too?
And if so, is it possible to have mutual SSH authentication between a client and a serv… Continue reading SSH certificates and mutual authentication
We have a distributed product where one server acts as a ‘Scheduler’ of jobs and there are hundreds if not thousands of ‘Agents’ which receive commands from the ‘Scheduler’ and execute the jobs. The communication between the Scheduler and … Continue reading How to implement TLS in a product with complex distributed architecture?
I was working the other day and I had a question come up, that I want to ask here to make sure my assumptions are correct.
In terms of SSL Mutual Authentication a self signed CA and a public CA provide the same functionality, is that assu… Continue reading What is the benefit of public Certificate Authority when using SSL mutual authentication?