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Latest revision as of 13:58, 23 May 2024
Full Title or Meme
An OAuth Client is a piece of software that is acting on behalf of an Entity that wants to acquire Authorization to access a Subject's resources or attributes.
- The role of any provider that requires getting authentication from a separate Identifier or Attribute Provider Role.
- The role of a user that seeks to use resources on an internet based server.
Context
- The term Client has multiple meanings though-out computer science. Typically it is used in the context of client-server computing.
- OAuth 2.0 really messed with people's minds by calling a Relying Party a client of a user when the user grants it access to user-controlled resources.
- See the wiki page OAuth Client for a discussion about when and whether a computer user should trust such an entity.
Solution
- OAuth WG Virtual Interim - Attestation-Based Client Authentication is just the latest attempt to overcome the misuse of OAuth to preform Authentication on behalf of a user's adversary, which is called the user's client. (2024-05-23)
