The #OAuth 2.0 #JWT authZ grant (RFC 7523), somewhat of a mystery to developers, has great utility for backend services that need user-linked access tokens https://t.co/R9B8tJ8v5T
The #Redis connector in the Connect2id server gets a sweeping update. The maximum concurrent session quota is per user is increased from 10 to 25.
https://t.co/vNT5vUGtCl
You can now use #AWS CloudHSM to secure and verify JWTs with the HMAC-based HS256, HS384 and HS512 JWS algorithms. Credits Ulrich Winter https://t.co/pzFIoI3wZ4
v10.15 of the #OAuth / #OpenID Connect SDK received an important fix that affected client X.509 certificate extraction in Jakarta Servlet deployments. Credits Jesper Öst https://t.co/Xl9ANz16jy
Another contribution in Nimbus JOSE+JWT 9.32 is EC JWS / JWT support for the Android biometric or PIN prompt. Credits Stian Svedenborg https://t.co/CnzyIZGX8Y
Thanks to the generous contribution of Egor Puzanov the Nimbus JOSE+JWT lib can how handle JSON Web Encryption (JWE) to multiple recipients https://t.co/9QG2HeRPVt
In #OAuth RAR the JSON objects that express the "authorization_details" have an explicit "type" to aid their parsing and validation. Connect2id server deployments can now check the RAR types in requests automatically, plugin code is no longer needed
https://t.co/m9Ihtzc7aC
One recognised drawback of refresh token rotation is that it can lead to false positives for legitimate OAuth 2.0 clients with a slow or poor network connection. How to mitigate that?
https://t.co/eCWEeitBpQ