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What Role Does PKCE Play In OAuth 2.0 Flows? Have you ever wondered how apps keep your login information safe during the authentication process? In this video, we’ll explain the role of PKCE in securing OAuth 2.0 flows. We’ll start by discussing what OAuth 2.0 is and why security is essential when granting apps access to your data. Then, we’ll explore how PKCE (Proof Key for Code Exchange) adds an extra layer of protection, especially for mobile and single-page applications that cannot hide secrets. You’ll learn how the process involves creating a Code Verifier and Code Challenge, and how these steps help prevent attackers from intercepting authorization codes. We’ll also cover why PKCE is considered a best practice for modern app security and how it can be implemented easily in both server and client-side code. Additionally, we’ll explain how PKCE helps defend against common threats like code interception and cross-site request forgery. This security feature is becoming increasingly important and will be required in the upcoming OAuth 2.1 standard. Whether you’re a developer or a user interested in online safety, understanding PKCE’s role in OAuth flows is crucial for protecting your data during login. Join us to learn more about how your apps stay secure, and subscribe for more tutorials on backend development and online security.

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