The OAuth and OpenID Connect protocols provide a federated single sign-on experience for the web. In this video, Mike Chapple explains how OAuth and OpenID Connect work together to provide secure authentication and authorization.
- [Instructor] The OAuth and OpenID Connect protocols…provide a federated single sign-on experience for the web.…You've probably already used the OAuth…and OpenID Connect protocols on the web,…you just might not know them by those names.…Many popular web services use these protocols.…You'll often find websites relying upon identity providers…including LinkedIn, Facebook, Google, Amazon and others.…Let's take a look at these protocols in action.…
I'm visiting Lynda.com in a web browser…and I'd like to go ahead and log in.…I'll click the sign in button…and then I'm provided with two options.…I can either go ahead and continue logging in…with a username from Lynda.com…or I can use the sign in with LinkedIn button…to go ahead and connect using my LinkedIn credentials.…I'm going to go ahead and click sign in with LinkedIn,…but what I want you to notice first…is that right now I'm on the Lynda.com domain.…You can see that in the address bar…at the top of the browser.…
Once I click the sign in with LinkedIn button,…a window pops up and in this window…
Author
Mike Chapple
Released
10/23/2017Instructor Mike Chapple has designed the training around the most recent version of CompTIA Security+, SY0-501, which expands coverage of mobile and cloud technologies. By learning about the topics in this course, you'll be prepared to answer questions from the latest exam—and strengthen your own organization's systems and defenses. To join one of Mike's free study groups, visit certmike.com.
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- Identification methods
- Authentication factors
- Multifactor authentication
- Single sign-on
- Authorization and access controls
- Account management
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 30s
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1. Identification
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Usernames and access cards3m 27s
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Biometrics2m 35s
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2. Authentication
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Authentication factors3m 30s
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Multifactor authentication2m 41s
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Something you have3m 15s
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RADIUS and TACACS3m 37s
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Kerberos and LDAP5m 24s
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SAML2m 38s
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OAUTH and OpenID Connect3m 16s
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3. Authorization
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Understanding authorization4m 11s
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Mandatory access controls3m 58s
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Access control lists5m 14s
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Database access control5m 2s
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4. Account Management
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Account types4m 30s
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Account policies3m 35s
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Password policy4m 50s
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Managing roles3m 56s
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Account monitoring2m 14s
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Conclusion
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Next steps37s
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