OAuth 2.0: Implicit, Authorization Code, and PKCE

What would some of the OAuth 2.0 flows look like in a real-world scenario? Watch and learn about the implicit, authorization code, and pkce flows and see the evolution, then sign up for a free trial of PingOne at ow.ly/8VnY50CqDan!

[@BenglinTube]

Who would have thought OAuth flow can be so entertaining to watch? Good job folks! 😂 Please raise some fund to turn this into an even more awesome version 👍👍👍

[@Stan-vl1rq]

As someone learning the cloud tech, this makes so much sense.

[@david2207]

Good job guys 👍🏻. Usually when I have to explain all this to people that are not familiar with it, I went with the example of a movie theater so far.

[@anthonydombrowski-ping]

Movie theater is a cool example!

[@CODEMENTAL]

I still don't quite get PKCE, but I have left thoroughly entertained 😊 Nice video!

[@yazraf]

this is amazing

[@jaydeepsuryawanshi5037]

Very nice video guys..

[@CoscuLeFay]

that looks good to me

[@GregVanGorp]

Is the client passcode (Bartender Cheese/Queso) different per exchange? What's preventing the hacker from just giving the stolen authorization code and letting the client fetch the authentication token for you? e.g Dog steals coin. Gives coin to bartender, bartender gets the ticket, and then gives beer to dog? I think I might be too wrapped up in the analogy...

[@psychobuddha5379]

I think that the hacker need to provide the secret code, with the authorization code, that is is the actual purpose of PKCE in this case.

[@derelisnei]

Wow Awesome!!!

[@salmanakash6837]

I was laughing seeing this tutorial...
Amazing .. keep it up

[@hiroshiohsuga1737]

PKCE 5:11