@ejtx16: - OAuth is an authorization protocol that lets apps access resources without sharing your password. - It gives apps limited access to another service, such as Google, GitHub, or Microsoft. - You don't give your password to the third-party app. - The user grants permission to the app through the service they trust. - Access tokens are used to represent that permission. - Tokens can have limited permissions, such as read-only access. - Tokens can expire or be revoked, making access safer. - OAuth involves multiple parties, usually the user, client app, and authorization server. - OAuth is mainly about authorization, while authentication is commonly handled with OpenID Connect. - A common example is “Continue with Google,” where an app gets permission to access selected Google information without knowing your Google password. #fyp #security #programming

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