tokenenabled
Tokenenabled is a property or configuration flag used in software systems to indicate that the component accepts and relies on token-based authentication and authorization. When enabled, tokens issued by trusted identity providers can grant access to resources without direct use of usernames and passwords.
In practice, token-enabled components handle bearer tokens, JSON Web Tokens (JWTs), API keys, or other opaque
Key elements include token issuance, validation, scope and audience checks, and expiration handling. Validation may involve
Common standards and protocols associated with tokenenabled systems are OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, JWT, and SAML.
Security considerations include protecting tokens in transit over TLS, safeguarding token storage on clients, minimizing token
Deployment considerations include proper rotation of keys, using short-lived tokens, supporting token revocation lists, and logging