Why You Should Use Oauth OAuth 2.0 Tokens

from blog The Angry Dev, | ↗ original
An OAuth 2.0 access token is usually a base64 encoded string that the client uses when making requests to the server, and can hides the user’s identity and other personal information from the client app/website and anybody listening in on the line. Access tokens expire after a certain amount of time and become invalid and cannot be used for any...