Master OAuth 2.0 with Practice: From Basics to Security Risks

Mastering OAuth 2.0: From Basics to Implementation and Security

Social login has become an essential feature of most online services. It allows users to log in easily, and service providers can easily collect sensitive user information. Furthermore, by offering a variety of login options, it provides users with a wider range of choices.

However, implementing and managing these social login systems requires more than simply following the Kind documentation. Without a solid understanding of the core principles, it's difficult to properly address issues when they arise. Login systems utilizing frameworks like OAuth 2.0, in particular, require an understanding of security vulnerabilities and countermeasures.

Lecture contents

1. OAuth 2.0 Fundamentals: Learn the fundamental principles of the OAuth 2.0 framework and see how these principles are implemented in real-world code through hands-on exercises.

2. Security Vulnerability Response: Learn hands-on methods for identifying and defending against security vulnerabilities in OAuth 2.0 systems.

3. Extending Authentication Protocols: Learn how to extend OAuth 2.0 to implement authentication protocols like OpenID Connect. This is becoming increasingly important, especially as demand for outsourced authentication grows.

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After class

• You will gain a thorough understanding of the basic concepts and principles of OAuth 2.0 and learn how to utilize it in various applications.

• You can develop a strategy to defend against security vulnerabilities that may arise during the OAuth 2.0 implementation process.

• Extends OAuth 2.0 to enable understanding and implementation of OpenID Connect.

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Who created this course

Hello, this is Han Yun-seok.
I love sharing what I've learned with others. It was this desire to share the valuable knowledge I'd gained that led me to create a course and eventually found Codehide.

I also enjoy learning together. I find it more fun to learn by asking each other questions and sharing information, and I feel like it pushes me into a situation where I can't help but continue to grow. That's why I consistently run study groups. Furthermore, I'm constantly thinking about how we can create even better synergy.

I'm working hard today to share what I've learned. I hope that one day, a world will come where developers can work happily without fear.

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