OAuth terminologies and flows explained - OAuth tutorial - Java Brains

Kaushik - one basic but important question. Is oAuth and SSO are same ? because in organization when we use internal applicaiton(s) we no need to login in every application and we say due to SSO but their we dont use the word due to oAuth . can we say where ever there is oAuth , actually its SSO ?

Kaushik : one small doubt , in 3rd flow when MS-1 call MS-2 with access token then MS-2 wouldn't validate the token with Auth Server? If it validate then your didn't mentioned the arrow from MS-2 to Auth Server. Please explain but in wordings you are saying if MS-1 ask for payroll detail from MS-2 then Ms-2 wouldn't give because access token send by MS-1 is not applicable to get payroll detail. In short, arrow is missing from MS-2 to Auth server. Another minute thing is just to verify , Auth server is also a MS to generate the access token - correct na ?

Great explanation! Thank you dudee✨

You are amazing bro. Thank you for everything

Great explanation, thankyou!

Is OAuth 2.0 is also the same or bit different ?

So basically, it's the system that allows one service to access your private data to do something for you

I must thank you for making me understand it in a better, simplified way. Your deep understanding on the topic is adorable. Once, again thank you

Brilliant explanation 💯💯

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Thank you.

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Excellent explanation in details..!! Thank you..:)

Thank you very much for all the videos and well taught. Can you please post videos on spring security form validations like account locked and account expired. Thans in advance

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Always... best tutorials from Java Brains.

Thanks for making it simple to understand the big concept .

Thank you!

great respect, It is an easy to start tutorial.

You are a master of many concepts which many people want to learn.Kudos to You Kaushik.

Indeed great course !! A detail bothers me though - in Flow 1, with 2 tokens involved (Auth Token and Access Token), is "Auth Token" the same as a "Refresh Token" ? 🤔 Thanks in advance :)

I would like to learn creating such animations, what is the tool used for that?

Accidently found one video by Java brains, and this is my fifth video back to back, so additive ( things I understood in past with partial knowledge and getting confused time and again, explained o me here like a baby). I have seen many videos but no one explained like you did. Thanks a ton. Please put a link where views can make some donations if they are happy. I would love to do that

very nice tutorial, thanks so much

Well explained. Thanks!

Thanks, but I still don't understand the security issues between 1st and 2nd flows. at the end both flows has access token and if someone hacks its hacked.

Thanks for this brilliant tutorial. I had question though why did Client send AUTH token back to the Authorization server to get that ACCESS token in Flow-1?

Great stuff man You helped clear my interview. Got the offer from company 🔥

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Very nice introduction sir. I love your teachings. It helps me so much in understanding complex concepts which seems very difficult to me before.
Sir, as honest request, can you please teach the implementation (demo) on the three flows you mentioned in this tutorial. Please sir👏

And thanks so much for these lessons.

Dude knows how to teach!

Very good and crystal clear explanation with good analogy. Thanks for sharing this core concept

I would like to see sample projects using all the three flows explained in this video.

So, it would be great if someone could share examples for these!

Sir, why don't you include the definition of Refresh Token?

This is a great tutorial. Thanks

Loved your awesome explanation!!

very nice video. Doupts are cleared. Subscribed and liked. 👍

awesome tutorial !!! It got a great understanding on this topic and it clarifies my doubts too. thank you.

Thanks very much 🥰.
Please make others vedio about spring boot very very very advanced

You made this topic very easy to understand.. nice 👌

You are a lifeSaver Man. Thank You so Much Sir.

Loved watching it! Can you create a single flow chart showing all the flows in one frame ? for non-implicit and implicit flows ?

"resource holder" is the resource owner or the resource server? (why use non-technical terms in a technical demonstration?)

Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Richard Feynman had once said: “You know you have mastered a skill, when you can teach it to a child”. Why? Because it forces yourself to understand the concept at a deeper level and simplify relationships and connections between ideas. Great Job Koushik! Thanks.

Great job, with you its easy to understand !

very well explained.

Good approach to explain through different examples. But too slow. It can be 1/2 of time.
Thanks!

Thank you so much.