clientidclientsecret
Client ID and client secret are credentials used by OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect clients to identify and authenticate to an authorization server. The client_id is a public identifier issued during registration and is included in requests to the authorization and token endpoints. The client_secret is a confidential value associated with the client_id and is used to prove the client's ownership of the registration. Together, they enable the authorization server to recognize which application is requesting access and, in some flows, to verify that the request comes from a trusted backend.
Client ID details: The client_id is typically a long, opaque string that uniquely identifies the client across
Client secret details: The client_secret is intended to be kept confidential by the client application. It is
Security considerations: Protect the secret with strong storage, enforce TLS for all communications, and restrict where
In practice, the authorization server assigns both a client_id and, for confidential clients, a client_secret during