(and
it’s keypair) to generate arbitrary ID tokens.
However, I probably get something wrong ☺
- Dominik
Von: Nov Matake
Gesendet: Samstag, 13. März 2021 05:00
An: SOMMER, DOMINIK
Cc: oauth@ietf.org
Betreff: Re: [OAUTH-WG] Authorization handover from mobile app to website
You can make your app an
You can make your app an OIDC self-issued IdP for your website.
One of my clients are using the mechanism for Native App SSO, where an OIDC
self-issued IdP embedded in the Native App is acting as IdP for the backend IdP
server.
Unfortunately I have no english document now, but this slide descri
I can't find a record of sending this to the list, but I wrote this ID
back in 2013 and we've implemented it. At the time I did vet it with a
few people. Hopefully it might be helpful :)
Thanks,
George
On 3/12/21 1:18 PM, SOMMER, DOMINIK wrote:
Hi all,
we have recently launched a mobile app
Hi all,
we have recently launched a mobile app that uses our website’s login and
authorization code flow to authenticate and authorize user access (following
RFC8252).
However, not all of our website features are natively ported to the app itself.
Some are only available on the website in logg
