Everyone mostly understands the OIDC login flow correct. It’s simple and staight-forward, you do the authorization code flow, validate the ID Token, set a session cookie, and done. Logout is where things becomes a bit complex and they usually happen silently.
Hi, I’m Bala 👋
I joined Money Forward in 2022 and have been working closely with Ruby on the ID team ever since. This year, I got the opportunity to attend RubyKaigi 2024
In the previous blog, we understood of what passkeys are and how they can be deployed in web application.
In this post, we’ll move next step and talk about the next major piece: passkey autofill.
This is part 2 of nuts and bolts of OAuth 2.0, continuing part 1. In this section, I’ll explore the client credentials flow for machine-to-machine communication
