OAuth 2.0 Deep Dive Volume 1

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Title: OAuth 2.0 Deep Dive Volume 1

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.14

Number of Lectures: 95

Number of Published Lectures: 95

Number of Curriculum Items: 95

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 95

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Oauth 2.0 React Node

Who Should Attend

People interested in the Oauth 2.0 protocol

Target Audiences

People interested in the Oauth 2.0 protocol

Basically we are going to taking a deep dive into the Authorization Code Grant of OAuth2.0. We will be building a user system, client system, encrypting access tokens, decrypting them, dealing with refresh tokens etc etc.. We  have multiple systems to build here an authorization server resource server a SPA and an authentication front end end as well. We will be using Mongo for our data storage and Nginx to serve our SPA while node will serve our authentication front end.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What were building

Lecture 2: Some Context and Direction introduction

Lecture 3: Resources

Lecture 4: Nginx NodeJs + The Interface 002

Lecture 5: Nginx NodeJs + The Interface 003

Lecture 6: Nginx NodeJs + The Interface 004

Lecture 7: Nginx NodeJs + The Interface 005

Lecture 8: Setup Mongo 006

Chapter 2: Frontend Login && Backend Rest API

Lecture 1: Start Login Panel 007

Lecture 2: Continue Login Panel 008

Lecture 3: Start Backend Rest API

Lecture 4: Continue Backend Rest API

Lecture 5: Rest Cors && Auth Routes

Lecture 6: Start POST Auth Login Route

Lecture 7: Wireup Mongo Backend

Lecture 8: Start Ws Server

Lecture 9: Fronend Cleanup Ws Continued

Lecture 10: Ws Server Continued

Lecture 11: Finalize Websocket Server Skeleton

Chapter 3: Secure Rest Login Continued

Lecture 1: Setup User and Test Auth Route 018

Lecture 2: Generate Access && Refresh Tokens

Lecture 3: Generate Token Life Cycle Id

Lecture 4: Encrypt Access & Refresh Token Send to User

Lecture 5: Create State Viewer, Save LCID AccessToken User

Lecture 6: Creating our Refresh Token Route

Lecture 7: Finalizing Refresh Token Route

Lecture 8: Finalize Login and some Cleanup

Lecture 9: Login Card Flip Display User

Lecture 10: Some Minor Patches

Chapter 4: Secure Websocket Connection Test Access Token

Lecture 1: Start Securing Websocket Server / Connections

Lecture 2: Finish Websocket Server Setup Client Websocket with CSRF & AT

Lecture 3: CSRF Handling

Lecture 4: Add Secure Message Check via AccesToken Validation

Lecture 5: Finalize Websocket Login

Chapter 5: Oauth2.0 Users & Client Creation

Lecture 1: Create User Form

Lecture 2: Collect New User Form Data

Lecture 3: Validate Create User Form Send to Server

Lecture 4: Start Create User Function Minor Refactor

Lecture 5: Add Taming for Ws Reconnection

Lecture 6: Add Messages to Sidebar Display

Lecture 7: Create and Return users

Lecture 8: Modify Returned Users, Display List On Page

Lecture 9: Clear Forms Request Users on Connect

Lecture 10: Users Display Continued

Lecture 11: Quick Refactor and Some Direction

Lecture 12: Finish Users Display Forms with All Data

Lecture 13: Create Object Difference Function For Updating Dating

Lecture 14: Process Update User

Lecture 15: Start Client Creation

Lecture 16: Finish Client Form Send to Server

Lecture 17: Store New Client with Secret

Lecture 18: Finish Clients Display

Lecture 19: Add Client State Params

Lecture 20: Generate Client Authorize Links

Chapter 6: Authorization Server

Lecture 1: Start Authorization Server

Lecture 2: Get Server Running

Lecture 3: Create Authorization Server Front End

Lecture 4: Auth Box Auth Server front-end

Lecture 5: Add Client Update Functionality

Lecture 6: Authorize App Route

Lecture 7: Authorize App Route Part II

Lecture 8: Authorize App Route Part III

Lecture 9: Generate Encrypted Auth Code Record Part I

Lecture 10: Generate Encrypted Auth Code Record Part II

Lecture 11: Generate Encrypted Auth Code Record Part III

Lecture 12: Finalize Code Callback Flow

Chapter 7: Callback and Tokens Reuest

Lecture 1: Itroduce LCID as Secret for Request Identification

Lecture 2: Strart Callback Request Display

Lecture 3: Patch up Client State Params

Lecture 4: Start Building the Token Request

Lecture 5: Finish Client Callback Info Display

Lecture 6: Finish Preparing Token Request

Lecture 7: Some Patches and Dubugging, Test Token Route

Lecture 8: Start Auth Code Decryption Process

Lecture 9: Finalize Decrypting Initial Auth Token

Chapter 8: Client Access Tokens && Refresh Tokens

Lecture 1: Some Refactor anc Preperations

Lecture 2: Generate Access Client AT and RT

Lecture 3: Encrypt AT & RT Send to Client

Lecture 4: Store AT,RT,CLIENT_LCID

Lecture 5: Start Request New Token Via Stored Refresh Token (Not Cookie)

Lecture 6: Finish Refresh Tokens Request Send to Client

Lecture 7: Finish Off Callback Start Refresh Via Cookie

Chapter 9: Auto Authenticate Clients Via Cookie RT

Lecture 1: Finish Client Auto Authentication Via Cookie Route

Lecture 2: Start Error Handling and Set Client Access Tokens in State

Lecture 3: Finish Auto Authenticate Client Path Refresh Token Expire Time

Chapter 10: Resoure Server

Lecture 1: Start Resource Server

Lecture 2: Resource Server Part II

Lecture 3: Resource Server Part III

Lecture 4: Finalize Resource Server

Chapter 11: Some Final Updates & Features

Instructors

Zach LaCourse
Lets Rock and Code

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