I'm trying to understand where the ID token is being stored. I need to know this information to ensure the security of our system and to make sure the token can't be accessed by unauthorized individuals.
5 answers
DigitalTreasureHunter
Thu Jan 16 2025
The BFF, or Backend for Frontend, is responsible for storing these tokens after they are received from the OIDC provider. This allows the BFF to manage user sessions and authenticate requests on behalf of the frontend.
DigitalCoinDreamer
Thu Jan 16 2025
Authentication is a crucial step in the process of securing access to various online services.
CryptoChieftain
Thu Jan 16 2025
When a user chooses to authenticate through an OIDC provider, they are redirected to a login page where they enter their credentials.
noah_doe_writer
Thu Jan 16 2025
Upon successful verification, the OIDC provider generates three types of tokens: access, ID, and refresh.
benjamin_cole_nurse
Thu Jan 16 2025
These tokens play different roles in managing user sessions and ensuring secure access.