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OAuth 2.1 Provider Plugin - Key Features

The OAuth 2.1 Provider plugin enables an authentication server to serve as an OAuth provider with OIDC compatibility. Key features include OAuth 2.1 restricted security practices, issuer validation with iss parameter to prevent mix-up attacks, MCP enabled support, OIDC compatibility with openid scope including UserInfo endpoint and id_token JWT-signed user information, dynamic client registration supporting public and confidential clients with optional trusted clients for consent bypass, JWT plugin compatibility for signing and verifying tokens, authorization prompts (consent and select_account), and resource endpoints for token introspection (RFC7662 compliant) and revocation (RFC7009 compliant).

OAuth 2.1 Provider - Supported Grants

The plugin supports three grant types: authorization_code for code-to-token exchange with PKCE and S256 requirements, refresh_token for issuing refresh tokens and handling access token renewal using offline_access scope, and client_credentials for machine-to-machine tokens for API communication.

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