In the previous lesson, OAuth 2.0: A Secure Framework for Modern Applications, we explored how OAuth 2.0 improves security by allowing users (resource owners) to delegate specific permissions to third-party applications (clients) without sharing their passwords. But how do we determine what resources a client can access and what actions they’re allowed to perform?That’s where …
OAuth 2.0 Scopes: Best Practices for API Security Read More »
In our previous blog, we explored What OAuth 2.0 Is and the Need for OAuth 2.0, explaining how OAuth 2.0 helps secure user data while granting applications access to resources without sharing sensitive information like passwords. OAuth 2.0 is a crucial framework for modern applications, ensuring security and privacy in an increasingly connected world. Master …
OAuth 2.0 Client Types: Public vs. Confidential Clients Read More »
One of the significant challenges in building software architecture lies in the comprehensive consideration of all requirements, including functional and quality attributes. An equally critical task is prioritizing these requirements, as balancing them can become a complex juggling act. Quality attributes, such as reliability, scalability, performance, and maintainability, play a vital role in shaping the …
Optimizing Software Architecture with Attribute-Driven Design (ADD) Read More »
