Hi, I’m Bala 👋 I joined Money Forward back in 2022 and have been working with Ruby for the past two years on the authentication team. This year, I got the opportunity to attend RubyKaigi 2024 in Okinawa as part of a company business trip (a huge thanks to MoneyForward for giving this opportunity!).
This is part4 (final) of The nuts and bolts of oauth2.0, continuing part3.
In this section, we’ll focus on OAuth from the perspective of API security. Since the application doesn’t care about the format of the access token, it’s now the API’s job to handle it.
This is part3 of The nuts and bolts of oauth2.0, continuing part2. In this section we will check out client credentials flow, Oauth scopes, and a bit of introduction to OpenID Connect.
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In this blog, I’m going to explain what passkeys are and how they came into picture in modern authentication and basic flow of passkey registration and authentication.
Since many services like Apple, Google, GitHub and others have started deploying passkeys,
