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alert‘OAuth 2 0’; // The impact of XSS on OAuth 2 0 in SPAs

Philippe De Ryck

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

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SecurityWeb developmentWeb and application securityExploits and vulnerabilitiesHTTP, REST and GraphQL

Philippe De Ryck explains the security risks of storing OAuth tokens in single-page applications and introduces the BFF pattern.

In this webinar, we take an honest look at the dangers of XSS in SPAs. We discuss the impact on OAuth 2.0 along with current security best practices. More information: pragmaticwebsecurity.com/talks/xssoauth.html

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What people say. Recommended as an essential explanation of why browser-stored tokens are vulnerable and how the BFF pattern helps.

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application scope = client side SPA the two major reference i can give are these two videos (these are what started me to look into BFF solution for SPA) [video [video (this one turn into an ads midway but the basis is still good)