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Okta OAuth 2.0 and OIDC (OpenID Connect)

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Okta – OAuth 2.0 and OIDC (OpenID Connect), available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.6, with 36 lectures, based on 36 reviews, and has 270 subscribers.

You will learn about OIDC and OAuth 2.0 specifics Flows: Auth Code, Auth Code with PKCE, ROPC, Client Credentials, Device Auth and others JWT Token – demystified How was Oauth Hacked Clear differences between OIDC and OAuth flows This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone that wants to get more technical about OIDC / OAuth 2.0 or Those who prepare for the Okta Certified Developer Exam or Okta Sys Admins or Anyone that wants to get a good grasp of OIDC / OAuth in general. No matter the IDP It is particularly useful for Anyone that wants to get more technical about OIDC / OAuth 2.0 or Those who prepare for the Okta Certified Developer Exam or Okta Sys Admins or Anyone that wants to get a good grasp of OIDC / OAuth in general. No matter the IDP.

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Summary

Title: Okta – OAuth 2.0 and OIDC (OpenID Connect)

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.6

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • OIDC and OAuth 2.0 specifics
  • Flows: Auth Code, Auth Code with PKCE, ROPC, Client Credentials, Device Auth and others
  • JWT Token – demystified
  • How was Oauth Hacked
  • Clear differences between OIDC and OAuth flows
  • Who Should Attend

  • Anyone that wants to get more technical about OIDC / OAuth 2.0
  • Those who prepare for the Okta Certified Developer Exam
  • Okta Sys Admins
  • Anyone that wants to get a good grasp of OIDC / OAuth in general. No matter the IDP
  • Target Audiences

  • Anyone that wants to get more technical about OIDC / OAuth 2.0
  • Those who prepare for the Okta Certified Developer Exam
  • Okta Sys Admins
  • Anyone that wants to get a good grasp of OIDC / OAuth in general. No matter the IDP
  • Hi! I am a Former Okta Certified Consultant and I have carefully designed this course for you to get to know the aspects of OIDC and OAuth 2.0 in a simple and pleasant manner.

    Course is intended for anyone out there working with Okta’s OIDC Apps or simply interested in this field of OIDC / OAuth 2.0. You frankly don’t need much previous information to get started and learn what I am presenting here and definitely no prior programming knowledge is required.

    I hope that this course will inspire you more into staying calm and collected when facing technical issues. With some basic best-practices you will get them resolved. This Guide is intended to mimic reality and my aim is to show you that anyone can make mistakes, but also that anyone can overcome them.

    You’ll get to see:

    1. ~ 4 hours of training;

    2. ~25 different links to Okta docs and not only that will furthermore detail my presentations;

    3. Some lengthy lectures (to treat almost every aspect of a specific situation), yes, but full of explanations to set you on the right track.

    You will:

  • Learn the aspects of OIDC;

  • Learn the Oauth 2.0 concept;

  • Study the Authorization Code Flow

  • See the additional layer of the Authorization Code Flow with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange)

  • Develop strong knowledge about Implicit Flows

  • Learn what’s up with Client Credential Flow, Resource Owner Password Flow or even the Device Authorization one

  • Integrate Hybrid Flows

  • Have a reference as to what is the SAML 2.0 Assertion Flow

  • Run Okta APIs – test the OAuth flows directly via APIs;

  • Understand JWTs (Json Web Tokens);

  • Understand how to troubleshoot OIDC / OAuth 2.0 and get my recommendations and best practices;

  • Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Presentation video

    Lecture 1: Presentation video

    Chapter 2: Introduction

    Lecture 1: Your instructor

    Chapter 3: Start with this. Basics. Things to know

    Lecture 1: Defining OIDC and OAUTH. Differences. Brief terminology. Endpoints good to know

    Lecture 2: Why it all even started? Whats OAuth solving?

    Lecture 3: I have an app, but which flow should I use?

    Chapter 4: Authorization Code Flow

    Lecture 1: Authorization Code Flow – Chart

    Lecture 2: Authorization Code Flow (Auth Code Grant) – Theory

    Lecture 3: DEMO 1: Auth Code Flow

    Lecture 4: DEMO 2: Auth Code Flow

    Lecture 5: A little story – (part 1) – Understand Auth Code Grant easier

    Chapter 5: Authorization Code Flow with PKCE

    Lecture 1: Authorization Code Flow with PKCE – Chart

    Lecture 2: Authorization Code Flow with PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) – Theory

    Lecture 3: A little story – continuation (part 2) – Understand Auth Code with PKCE easier

    Chapter 6: Implicit Flow

    Lecture 1: Implicit Flow – Chart

    Lecture 2: Implicit Flow – Theory

    Lecture 3: DEMO of Implicit Flow

    Lecture 4: A little story – continuation (part 3) – Understand Implicit Flow easier

    Chapter 7: Client Credentials Flow

    Lecture 1: Client Credentials Flow – Chart

    Lecture 2: Client Credentials Flow – Theory

    Chapter 8: Device Authorization Flow

    Lecture 1: Device Authorization Flow – Chart

    Lecture 2: Device Authorization Flow – Theory

    Chapter 9: Resource Owner Password Flow

    Lecture 1: Resource Owner Password Flow – Chart

    Lecture 2: Resource Owner Password Flow – Theory

    Chapter 10: Hybrid Flows

    Lecture 1: Hybrid Flow – Theory

    Lecture 2: Hybrid Flows – 3 DEMOs and solid theory

    Chapter 11: OAuth Sandbox. Play with OAuth flows

    Lecture 1: OAuth Sandbox. Play with OAuth flows

    Chapter 12: OIDC Flow. OIDC clarification. Is it an OIDC or an Oauth flow?

    Lecture 1: OIDC clarification. Is it an OIDC or an Oauth flow?

    Lecture 2: DEMO of OIDC Flow

    Chapter 13: ID Token as a JWT

    Lecture 1: Demystifying the JWT (Json Web Token)

    Chapter 14: Test your OIDC app with a Debugger

    Lecture 1: Test your OIDC app with a Debugger

    Chapter 15: Hacking all of this – how could it be possible?

    Lecture 1: Hacking all of this – how could it be possible?

    Chapter 16: Additional content – SAML 2.0 Assertion flow

    Lecture 1: SAML 2.0 Assertion Flow – Chart and brief theory

    Chapter 17: Additional content – Other Okta courses

    Lecture 1: Additional content – Other Okta courses

    Chapter 18: Additional content – Discord community

    Lecture 1: Additional content – Discord community

    Chapter 19: Thank You!

    Lecture 1: Thank You!

    Chapter 20: Extra Lecture – Networking

    Lecture 1: Extra Lecture – Networking

    Instructors

  • Okta OAuth 2.0 and OIDC (OpenID Connect)  No.2
    Silviu Iulian Muraru ? DevOps Engineer ? Former Okta Certified Consultant
    ? Over 10k students taught ?
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