authservice10005

Authservice10005 is a standardized error code defined within the platform’s authentication service. It represents a token validation failure where the provided access token cannot be Trusted by the issuing authority. The code is used across API responses, logs, and telemetry to indicate that a client supplied a token that failed verification against the token issuer’s policy.

In typical usage, a request bearing a Bearer token that cannot be validated triggers authservice10005. The accompanying response usually includes a human-readable message, a timestamp, and a request identifier to aid troubleshooting. Depending on the deployment, the HTTP status may be 401 Unauthorized or, in some edge cases, 403 Forbidden.

Common causes of authservice10005 include an expired token, a token with an invalid or mismatched signature, incorrect issuer or audience claims, a token that has been revoked, or clock skew between client and server causing the token to appear not yet valid or expired. Other contributors can be using a token from a different environment (for example, dev vs prod) or a corrupted token.

Remediation steps typically involve obtaining a fresh token, verifying that the token’s audience and issuer match the target service, ensuring the correct public keys are used to validate the signature, and checking system clocks. If revocation is suspected, verify the token against the revocation list or status endpoint. For persistent issues, coordination with security or identity teams is advised to review key rotation and policy changes.