identity-access

Implementing OAuth2 authorization code flow requires configuring an authorization server, redirecting users for login, and exchanging the authorization code for access tokens. This Skill provides the structural logic to set up this secure login system.

Managing authentication and authorization with RBAC involves verifying user identities and enforcing permissions based on assigned roles. This Skill structures identity and access management solutions to define and enforce what authenticated users can do.

JWT structures secure session management by containing authenticated user claims, while OIDC builds on OAuth2 to provide identity verification. This Skill covers handling these tokens and security best practices for application access.

Understanding MFA and password security is required to implement robust access management. This Skill necessitates knowledge of security best practices for passwords, tokens, and multi-factor authentication to design secure applications.

You can control user access to different features by defining and enforcing permissions through RBAC. This Skill enables a web application use case where users log in via OAuth and have feature access controlled by roles.

OAuth2 provides authorization by defining token flows for access delegation, whereas OIDC adds an identity layer for authentication. This Skill covers both protocols to verify user identities and manage secure application design.