OAuthprotokollaa

OAuthprotokollaa is a decentralized authorization framework that enables a user to grant a third-party application limited access to their resources on another service without exposing their credentials. It functions as a delegation of authority, allowing applications to act on behalf of a user. Instead of sharing usernames and passwords directly with a third-party app, the user is redirected to the service provider's authentication page. After successful login, the service provider presents the user with a request to authorize the third-party app to access specific data or perform certain actions. If the user approves, the service provider issues an access token to the third-party app. This token is then used by the application to make requests to the service provider's API on the user's behalf. OAuth is designed to be stateless and relies on tokens rather than shared secrets for authorization. It supports various grant types, such as authorization code, implicit, and client credentials flows, catering to different application scenarios. OAuthprotokollaa is widely adopted across the internet for secure delegated access, enabling features like "Login with Google" or "Sign in with Facebook" without compromising user credentials.