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Currently the Google SSO, and the Microsoft SSO in a PR are using a front end library to get an Openid Connect IDToken. Better security could be achieved by properly following the Authorization Code Flow to obtain this IDToken.
This will involve rewriting both front and backend code, Pastport.js is a possible library to use for this goal. This will make the login process more secure.
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Google and Microsoft SSO should be proper Authorization Code Flow
Google and Microsoft SSO should be using proper Authorization Code Flow
Dec 6, 2021
Currently the Google SSO, and the Microsoft SSO in a PR are using a front end library to get an Openid Connect IDToken. Better security could be achieved by properly following the Authorization Code Flow to obtain this IDToken.
This will involve rewriting both front and backend code, Pastport.js is a possible library to use for this goal. This will make the login process more secure.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: