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Editorial: Language describing acceptable token endpoint authentication mechanisms.
Issue #321
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Given that one describes a specific mechanism support by name shouldn’t for consistency this read
- tls_client_auth or
self_signed_tls_client_auth
as specified in section 2 of MTLS. Also is private_key_jwt meant to be in grey?
shall authenticate the confidential client using one of the following methods (this overrides FAPI part 1 clause 5.2.2.4):
- Mutual TLS for OAuth Client Authentication as specified in section 2 of MTLS;
private_key_jwt
as specified in section 9 of OIDC;
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#321- Editorial: Language describing acceptable token endpoint authentication mechanisms→ <<cset 9121ca1e8b20>>
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Merged in issue_321 (pull request #199)
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#321- Editorial: Language describing acceptable token endpoint authentication mechanismsApproved-by: Dave Tonge Approved-by: Stuart Low Approved-by: Nat Sakimura Approved-by: Joseph Heenan Approved-by: Daniel Fett
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- changed component to Part 2: Advanced
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- changed component to FAPI 1 – Part 2: Advanced
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- changed component to FAPI 1: Advanced
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